Seasonal Meals

Now I love tandoori, I love fish and I love tacos. So that means I triple love this dish.

So when Pataks sent me the tandoori paste and the yummy sides I somehow brainstormed my way to Tandoori Fish Tacos. The flavours of the spices and fresh white fish go perfectly together. A delicious twist on the usual tandoori chicken.

It is pretty easy to make and oh my, the flavours. It was like a party in my mouth and when I was finished I wished I had made more. So take note people, maybe double the recipe 😉

These tacos and sides are a beautiful, tasty combination of carbs, protein and fat. A great combo go all the macronutrients. Fresh crunchy vegetables, melt in your mouth spiced fish, soft yet hearty wraps. And the sauces are not to be forgotten. I ate about half the pappadums and eggplant pickle dip whilst I was cooking. Just pure yum. I think i’ll be making that dip for a lot of different meals.

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Today I’m so excited to share with you one of my all time favourite, best of the best recipes. One that I make weekly and enjoy nearly everyday. It’s just so tasty, so simple and very nourishing. Last year and this year has been very busy – third year uni and building a house were not meant to be done at the same time but I made sure I always had my jar of granola filled and hey, I made it through! A tasty, healthy breakfast can help you achieve a lot of things.

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You all know how I love my bowl foods. Particularly those involving japanesey ingredients ❤❤❤ So when Australian Organic gave me some goodies to play with and I saw these delicious fresh black fungi mushrooms at the farmers markets I knew some kind of mushroom noodle bowl had to be made. If you can’t get your hands on these just use shiitake or oyster – all mushrooms are amazingggg. I’ve been making my own bone broth lately,  I started doing it for Blaze when he was sick but know am continuing to make it for us because its so darn tasty, easy and nutritious. Particularly for my gut ! I love using it instead of normal stocks in soups and risottos.

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Today I’m writing from a sunny little nook in Wensleydale. Such a beautiful winters day here, still, sunny with the tiniest chill in the air, perfect. Coming back to here always provides a sense of peacefulness, which after the past few weeks I definitely need. I get to spend time with friends and family I haven’t seen in ages, try out some recipes I haven’t gotten around to yet and have different scenery to take some photos in. I might even get a moment to read my book near the fire 🙂

This wagon wheel idea came to me as soon as I saw Table of Plenty’s rice cakes. The shape and the colour just screamed ‘healthy wagon wheels’, and I was more than happy to do so, I knew they could only be delicious.

Super simple and full of great real ingredients they turned out better than I’d even expected. Plus they are oh so pretty. The rice cakes are crunchy and with a touch of sweetness plus they are >> wholegrain, gluten free, fructose friendly and all natural. They soften a bit if you leave the cashew and jam filling in there for a while, equally as yummy as when they are crunchy.

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