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Low Sugar Carrot & Apple Spelt Flour Muffins

I’ve been making a lot of muffins lately. They are just such a simple thing to make, can be made low in sugar and sweeteners much more easily than cupcakes, are a perfect grab-and-go breakfast, filling snack, great lunchbox filler or even a weeknight dessert. I love that muffins are usually a one-bowl made-in-minutes kind of…

Warm Kale & Apple Salad

Most meals in our house growing up were served with a green salad and fresh made vinaigrette on the side. I never really questioned it, it was just the way it was done. And in fact, I came to really enjoy them, and I tend to do the same with my own family (the eating…

Tuna & Rice Salad

We were in France with my family over Christmas, and the ferry ride over was a difficult one. Our kids happily ran around the deck and played and coloured and ate. Meanwhile, we husband and I had curled ourselves into balls and were trying very hard to find something to focus on that wasn’t spinning….

30 Minutes | Gluten Free | Light Meals | One-Pot | Snacks + Sauces

How to Make a Christmas Antipasti Platter

My favourite light meals are never an exact recipe. They are simply a “dump everything from the top couple of shelves of the fridge and the pantry on the table” meal. Cheese, cooked or cured meat or fish, dips and spreads and sauces, breads and crackers, fruit and veg. It always makes for the most…

Instant Pot Celeriac (Celery Root) & Pear Soup (+ Stovetop Version)

I love celeriac (celery root to American readers). I know it’s a strange thing to love, but I do. I only discovered it a few years back, but it’s nutty flavour and potato-like texture was an instant win. It helps that my husband and children love it, too. Celeriac mash (on its own, or half-and-half…

30 Minutes | Baby + Toddler Food | Gluten Free | Main Courses

Gluten & Dairy Free Swedish Meatballs

My family has moved a fair few times in my life. I was born in France, moved to Belgium a few years later, then to Switzerland as an adult. And while I didn’t live with them year-round on their further trips to Bosnia, Slovakia and back to Switzerland again, I had more than my fair…