Dairy-free

Cabbage, Quinoa and Apple

Cabbage, Quinoa and Apple is great as a side dish or a main. It has lots of textures that make it fun to eat. Food can be nutritional and delicious.

Simple Beef Tacos

Simple Beef Tacos are my kid-friendly tacos that are ready in under 15 minutes.

Chicken Meatballs in Red Coconut Broth

Some of my dishes are full of ingredients that are good for your mental health. This Chicken Meatballs in Red Coconut Broth is a perfect example. Not only is it delicious, it’s full of ingredients that are good for your brain.

Roast Onion Purée

Roast Onion Purée is a fantastic way to add this delicious flavour to dishes without Henry noticing the texture of onions. It’s so good I use it for grownup dishes. An hour’s worth of flavour in seconds from the fridge.

Grilled Garlic Chilli Lamb Chops

Salmon is a powerhouse of post-natal nutrition. It’s loaded with nutrients that protect and improve brain function. Oh, and this dish has crispy salmon skin and slurpy noodles so it’s amazing!

Sticky Pineapple Chicken Wings

Pineapple Chicken Wings are sweet and tart and a brilliant mid-week treat. These little gems are baked not fried so there’s little mess and lots of yum.

Beef Brisket

A slow cooked beef brisket is Sunday Dinner in one pot. This is my go to Sunday roast if we’re going to be out for most of the day then return to the glorious smell of dinner.

Dragon Bowls

Dragon Bowls are a wonderful treasure trove of diverse ingredients. Whatever ingredients you choose to go into your bowl they all get served with the amazing sauce.

Sweet and Salty Tofu

I could eat this dish every day. It’s spicy, salty and sweet so hits all the right notes. It’s a brilliant mid-week meal that lifts your spirits.

Chicken Stock

Turning leftover chicken bones into stock is a great way to make your money go further and reduce food waste. The stock is a perfect base for soup, casseroles, gravies and sauces.