Food
-
Strawberry Blueberry Crumble
When strawberries and blueberries are at the height of ripeness, this is an easy summer treat that is easy to make and healthy too. Ready in under 45 minutes and when using some stevia or monk fruit, reduces sugar by 25%, has zero cholesterol and oats deliver fibre and protein and keep it gluten-free. No need to order out. Make this one yourself.
-
Rustic Whole Wheat Bread with Sourdough Starter
This recipe is fast to make and as an optional twist, there is 70 grams of sourdough starter in it to give it some additional flavour. The recipe was inspired by Emile Henry and is made in their ceramic large loaf baker with lid. These ceramic pans simulate a steam oven when baking bread with a beautiful crust.
-
Apple Upside Down Cake
Don’t you love apple time? So many varieties and such sweet flavours. This recipe was adapted from one that King Arthur Baking Company. Substituting many ingredients to make this one vegan and oil free, was really fun and tasty too. Lower in sugar and using the natural sweetness from apples and spices to make this baby aromatic and tasty. -
Blueberry Peach Tart
This Blueberry Peach Tart is naturally sweet complimented by ripe sweet peaches that screams summer. The almond crust gives it sophistication, nuttiness and a nice finish. It's vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free and to make it low in sugar, use monk fruit instead of sugar. -
Mango Banana Nice Cream
This tasty treat is so healthy that you can eat it every night. This would a good option for children who don’t want to eat fruit. Easy to make. Because it has no dairy, so it is low fat and no added sugar. -
Banana Bread – healthier with secret ingredients!
This Banana Bread is a recipe that my mother typed for me and I have used so much. I wanted to try an eggless version, so the secret ingredient is silken tofu instead of eggs. You can make it added sugar free, dropping many calories but still enjoying a sweet treat. The overripe bananas give it sweetness and the vinegar, milk and yoghurt are a substitute for buttermilk . I have since made many updates to it and improved the calories, carb count and saturated fat profile, but it remains true to its original heritage. -
Bannock Reimagined
This Bannock Reimagined biscuit has incredible history. It is one of the most basic recipes there is. Miners in Northwest Territories made this at their mining sites along with other food. They fried it in a skillet. This recipe takes a historical staple and improves the taste, makes it gluten free and bakes it instead of frying. This adds flavour and improves the nutrition. It is so easy that the children might like participating in this one. The cranberry glaze adds some unique taste and beauty. -
Sweet Pumpkin Pie Dessert Hummus
Thiswill satisfy your sweet tooth with no guilt. It is loaded with nutrients and some protein too. No added sugar and with the pumpkin pie spices, you will think it is sweet. Great addition to the Fall menu. -
Tomato Cobbler with Distinctive Biscuits
I have never been very good at biscuits. When I saw this Tomato Cobbler with Distinctive Biscuits recipe, I jumped at the chance to try my luck once again. This one worked and it tastes great. I made some updates to it to decrease calories, sugars and saturated fats. And I added some wonderful tastes to the tomato cobbler. What are baked tomatoes without shallots and garlic? Try this one, you will love it. -
Summer Lemonade Cookies
My Summer Lemonade Cookies are not only delicious, but also gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian. So go ahead and enjoy these little beauties with a little less guilt. -
Holiday Cauliflower Avocado Hummus “Cupcakes”
Holiday colours make these Cauliflower "Cupcakes" are a winner at parties. They are vegetarian and gluten-free. Filled with avocado hummus, sweet peppers, radish slices and optional Ricotta cheese, these will go fast at parties. Even carnivores won't be able to resist their charm. Combining pureed cauliflower with @bettycrocker mashed potatoes is easy to do and will impress your guests. Better yet, the vegetarians and those with gluten allergies will feel included in the Holiday cheer. You can make or buy the hummus. -
Sweet Potato Beet Pie (Vegetarian and Sugar-Free)
A festive Vegetarian Sugar Free Sweet Potato Beet pie for this lovely holiday season. This pie has three layers of flavour for your enjoyment: the bottom layer is purple sweet potato flavoured with cinnamon, mace, ginger and allspice. The middle layer is a yam, orange in colour flavoured also with cinnamon, mace ginger and allspice. The top layer is red beets flavoured with anise, orange juice and stevia drops. The taste of this pie will make you forget pumpkin pie forever. The pie crust is from Betty Crocker.