Sharing gluten free, pescetarian and FODMAP friendly recipes from Melbourne, Australia
Preserved lemon: is there anything it can’t do? Since becoming increasingly intolerant to everything under the sun, I’ve had to try and get a bit more creative with how I flavour things. Garlic and onion, the pinnacles of flavour, remain out of the question. So today I figured I’d detail my heavy reliance on preserved…
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Yes, a chocolate zucchini sheet cake. What is a zucchini doing in a chocolate cake, you might be asking? I’m glad you are, because I am about to tell you. The humble zucchini is somewhat of a FODMAP friendly superfood – it is filling, mostly liquid, rather bland (no offence, zucchini, I’m bland too) and…
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I used to eye roll at people who claimed that such and such a food was an integral part of their weekly routine. As someone who used to be thoroughly shook if Mum told me we were having the same thing for dinner two nights in a row, I couldn’t fathom how people could be…
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There are some things that seem meant for 2020, and this grain free zucchini tart is one of those things. It’s fiddly and involved, but it’s also a form of kitchen meditation. Carefully folding thinly sliced zucchini around one another is a time consuming but worthy endeavour. In addition to being grain free, this tart is…
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New year, new me, new gluten free tart, new website. This (website, not so much tart) has been a long time coming, considering I’m often referred to, particularly by tenacious young PR assistants, as a full time ‘blogger.’ Being as tech illiterate and impatient as I am, I have been putting off having my own…
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This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think the lead up to Spring is probably my favourite time of the year. It’s still cold enough that I can (potentially) get away with wearing grey marle unscathed. The days are slowly getting longer. I’m slowly remembering what it’s like not having to photograph my dinner…
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