Our recipes & blog
Looking for a bit of pot-luck inspo over the festive season? This is a perfect center piece to serve as a delicious array of Middle Eastern inspired delights. We love the Green Seed beetroot chips as they look like rose petals in this colourful dish, and add a touch of sweetness and crunch.
Our twist on a classic Mexican dish. Tinga, (pronounced teen-gah) a popular favourtie among Mexicans is typically made with chicken and served on a corn tostada. In this recipe we’ve used Sunfed Chicken Free Chicken and a few other tasty additions we think you'll enjoy. Quick and easy to prepare, and a perfect addition to your meat-free Mondays!
A great source of fiber and plant-based protein, lentils readily absorb sauces and seasonings making them an ideal base for curries. Here’s a warming vegetarian recipe by our friends at Chantal Organics, that’s quick and easy to put together.
A twist on a family classic by our friends at Chantal Organics. This recipe uses sweet potatoes instead of lasagne sheets. With a healthy proportion of vegetables, this is sure to become a regular addition to your weekly dinner menu. Dinner with leftovers for lunch!
If you are looking for a gluten and egg-free savoury muffin look no further. This recipe, by the nutritionist Christina Leon, is packed full of wholesome ingredients and has the perfect crunchy muffin top and fluffy texture within.
Looking for ways to use that extra bit of veg in the fridge? Our pals at Forty Thieves have found just the way. The lemon ginger almond dressing alone will keep you eating more than your share of veggies!
We are loving this spiced chilli recipe from our pals at Chantal Organics. Lentils are a relatively low calorie, high protein and high fibre pantry staple that are super easy to prepare. Lentils readily absorb sauces, so they’re great in flavoursome curries, chillis and soups.
A-must-try, hearty butter chicken recipe by our pals at Chantal Organics. With a bit of preparation, you will have an amazing aroma and delicious dinner waiting for you in the evening. The passata adds a velvety smooth tomato base and using coconut oil, this recipe can be made dairy-free. If you’re lucky, there will be a bit left over for your lunch the following day.