Juice Pulp FrittersBy Tessa

Don't ever waste your juice pulp! It is way too precious. It still contains all those beautiful nutrients and fiber that is still valuable and can be of good use. Here is a quick easy recipe that can be enjoyed for breakfast, a snack, dinner and so on!

Kale ChipsBy TessaWho would have thought greens could be so tasty. I mean, I love my greens, though when they are like this I have to tell myself to stop!
Grain Free SushiBy TessaFor those of you who are following a Hunter Gatherer diet, healing your leaky gut, following the GAPS diet or simply intolerant to grains, getting creative in the kitchen can be a little bit tricky. Here is a nutritious and delicious Grain Free sushi recipe to get your creative juices flowing in the kitchen.
Savoury Sweet Potato and Pumpkin BakeBy Tessa

Every Sunday I try to put on a big roast. We usually have left overs for our lunch meals. Sometimes I have too much left over and its time to either give it to the dog or use it up immediately. Here is my simple way of using up cold cuts from days previous. This is out of my Changing Habits Changing Lives Cook Book.

Roasted Savoury Spiced ChickenBy TessaThis roasted spiced chicken is so versatile and is always a hit with the family. Add your favourite spices and herbs and serve with a fresh salad, steamed or roasted vegetables for a heartier dish.
Rissoles- a family favouriteBy TessaThe whole family is bound to fall head over heals with these rissoles. They are so quick and easy and turn a salad lacking in flavour, to a salad that you don't want to end.
Cauliflower Crust PizzaBy TessaThis delicious, grain-free cauliflower pizza base is so easy to make you'll be doing it weekly!
Paleo Shepherd’s PieBy Tessa

A hearty meal that everyone will love. It is also nut free, so your kids can take it to school.

Breakfast BowlBy TessaExactly what the photo says; the breakfast bowl your body is craving...
Salmon and Avocado SushiBy Tessa

Packed with nutrients, sushi rolls are very versatile. Great as a snack, in the lunchbox or even served as a meal!

Roasted Shoulder of Lamb – by Jamie OliverBy Tessa

Bones left in our meat, as they slowly cook, allows all the nutrition of the bone to come out. It not only flavours the meat, but also allows the body a rush of nutrition that heals the gut and nourishes the body. Lamb shanks, oxtail soup, chicken broth soup and osso bucco are treasures in our household.

Goat CurryBy TessaThis is divine on a cool day - very warming and nourishing
SauerkrautBy Tessa

If you have been following Changing Habits for a while, you will already be aware of how much we love fermented, gut loving foods. Here's another one. We all love sauerkraut and the benefits it gives. When foods are fermented, the vitamin and mineral content dramatically increases, particularly vitamin C and B vitamins. Sauerkraut provides you with 600 times the vitamin C content to what the cabbage had before fermenting, for example.

Scottish HaggisBy TessaA champion Haggis should be firm and slightly sticky, with no tendency to dry out or crumble too much. Most traditional Scottish butchers sell their own homemade Haggis and guard the recipe fiercely. Our recipe is from the Glasgow Cookery Book from around 1926.
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