This is a great soup for recipes or as a standalone. I like it as is… but it is more attractive with a garnish or a sauce. One day I’ll update this with a prettier photo but for now, the basics. I love mushrooms, personally, […]
This is an easy tomato soup enriched with bone broth. I can’t do nightshades so it is not for me, but it is one of those quick meals my family loves served up with gluten free or Einkorn grilled cheese Vegemite sandwiches.
My son loves cream cheese. When we were living in Ireland the kids were not allowed to go to school with peanut butter in their lunch, which is fair and common here as well, but it left me with a chink in my mom armor […]
This is an everyday staple for me. It is gloriously delicious (if you like coconut) and smooth and thick as greek yogurt. I use milk kefir grains to culture coconut milk (always BPA free, either Aroy-D or Whole Foods 365 as they work best). It […]
Alright, my beauties. As most of you know… cultured hummus is my thing, my jam, my baby. I was strained to work within a particularly restrictive budget when we lived in Northern Ireland and frankly was overwhelmed and saddened by the lack of exciting food […]
This beauty is one I developed a few years back in Northern Ireland when I was struggling to get my kids to eat what I would call “good” food. They would only eat black beans if they were somehow refried, cooked with a ham bone, […]
Hey my neighbors and friends. It has been a while since I have posted a recipe. That is in part because I have again begun to react to veggies, which is disheartening… but mostly because the state of our nation has been weighing heavily on […]
This cauliflower version of my fir tip hummus is one step further in the keto camp than my chickpea version. I struggled with cauliflower hummus as a concept and found the flavor just too sulfuric until I realized it blended well with other elements to […]
This recipe is based on my Honey Kefir Sandwich Loaf and you can make it into sandwich loaves by adapting the instructions for bread from that recipe. You can use either spelt or einkorn flour. I choose fine ground rather than whole grains because the hull […]
Okay, before I begin my post I want to give a shout out to my wonderful husband, Steve, who moved to America (He is Australian) and has worked his bum off every way he can to support this post missionary life family. He started his […]