Fasolada

Fasolada

Fasolada is a Greek white bean stew that is known for rich and simple flavours. The combination of beans and vegetables mean it is rich in fibre, packs a decent plant-based protein punch, and also offers a good amount of calcium, iron, and potassium. Ingredients: 500...

A Lifestyle Medicine Approach to Addiction

A Lifestyle Medicine Approach to Addiction

There is a huge societal stigma associated with addiction.  Many people view addiction as a sign of weakness or lack of willpower.  But we now have a whole new understanding of addiction and its management.  The following points will be covered briefly in this blog:...

Black bean and sweet potato skillet

Black bean and sweet potato skillet

This one-skillet wonder is full of nutritional value and is fun to eat! Sweet potatoes bring vitamins A and C, as well as a fibre kick, and black beans ramp up that fibre dose, provide micronutrients like calcium, potassium, and magnesium, and add plant-based protein...

Tofu Salad Sandwich

Tofu Salad Sandwich

Look no further for your new go-to lunch meal! This tofu salad sandwich requires a bit of prep, but all your hard work will be rewarded by the explosion of fresh and savoury flavours as soon as you bite into it. Ingredients lettuce, leaves red onion, sliced cucumber,...

Crispy Shredded Tofu

Crispy Shredded Tofu

This flavourful recipe will have you reaching for tofu time and again in your cooking. Use the tofu in sandwiches, sprinkled on nourish bowls, in pasta, or even eaten by the handful as a savoury snack! Ingredients 1 block extra-firm or super-firm tofu garlic powder...

Kale Pesto

Kale Pesto

This tasty and nutrient-packed pesto can be used on sandwiches, in nourish bowls, and as a pasta sauce. Ingredients 2 packed cups of curly kale, washed 2 cups fresh basil, washed 1-2 garlic cloves 1 1/2 tbsp nutritional yeast 1 1/2 tbsp cashew butter or other nut...

Getting Creative with Legumes: Minty Pea and White Bean Dip

Getting Creative with Legumes: Minty Pea and White Bean Dip

Did you know that eating legumes most days will help you live longer? Dietary surveys in blue zones found that 95% of 100-year-olds ate plenty of legumes, including various beans, lentils and peas as part of their predominantly plant-based diet. Not only are they...