Sharing gluten free, pescetarian and FODMAP friendly recipes from Melbourne, Australia
Hello, just back here like a broken record to talk about furikake a little bit more. As you would have identified, I go through food phases weekly. This week, obviously, is furikake week. I have spent a while dabbling with furikake rice as a delicious hangover cure, but over the weekend I decided to incorporate…
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I’m an old fan of oven fries (just look at my Instagram/previous blog posts/physique) but a newer fan of furikake. Furikake, in it’s traditional form, contains sesame seeds, bonito flakes, nori flakes, salt and sugar. Mainly out of laziness (I am officially pescetarian, after all) I decided to make a vegan adaption of the Japanese…
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As with most recipes I develop, this one came to me while I was smack bang in the middle of something else. A sugary, crunchy substance coated in chocolate is surely to a person what a shiny object is to a magpie, and I dropped all other pursuits immediately. If you’re waiting on that zoodle…
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Yes, the humble but not remotely humble zucchini and herb tart is back. The original version, which nearly cost me a finger (thanks to some mandoline naivety) but gained me a whole bunch of Pinterest interest, was made with ricotta, butter and eggs. This version? Tofu. Before you rapidly click away, please! Let me explain!…
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As you may or may not be aware, I’ve made it my life’s mission (for the month) to discover the secret behind crispy tofu. Unsatisfied with my baked tofu experiences at home, yet in awe of the shatteringly crunchy salt and pepper tofu at restaurants, I knew I was missing something. While I haven’t quite…
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We have well and truly entered the season for baked potatoes here in Australia, and although I’m generally the number one proponent of excessive cheese and sour cream on a baked potato, today is not that day. My latest experiment in the quest for great (or even just acceptable) gut health has been to cut…
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It’s officially soup weather here in Melbourne. Personally, the IDEA of soup generally seems like a good one. That is, however, until reality hits and I’m either raiding the fridge an hour later. That, or unwittingly consuming enough onion and garlic to keep me in bed for the week. Neither are ideal. This Thai style…
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