These little beauties provide slow releasing energy just when you need it, without all the added sugars and sweetners, preservatives and chemicals that most shop bought granola bars contain. The recipe makes 12-16 but you could double up the quantity for a family's needs, and...

I love roasting chickpeas as a simple, tasty savoury snack, and you can make these so simply in an air fryer in 5-10 minutes! They contain protein, fibre which is great for your gut buddies, and they are a slow releasing carbohydrate, providing steady energy, ...

A healthy ‘after dinner’ treat but not for regular consumption! Try to limit to 3 times per week. Try having it with herbal tea. download recipe ...

Mackerels are very nutritious fish. They offer up an excellent source of protein, vitamins B2, B3, B6, and B12, and vitamin D.  Did you know that their flesh is also full of minerals like copper, selenium, and iodine.  Sread onto oatcakes for a super tasty,...

This high-protein, grain-free bread makes a delicious breakfast option. You’ll need a food processor or blender to grind the pecan nuts to form a flour-like consistency. The bread is best served warm or toasted, spread with a little coconut oil or nut butter. download recipe ...

Thank goodness for Thanksgiving as it's given me the opportunity to focus on pumpkins and specifically using pumpkin seeds in cooking. Seeds are incredibly rich in essential (good!) fats, minerals, Vitamin E and protein.  As a side note, you need a tablespoon a day for...

From Patrick Holford’s handy Low GL Diet recipe book, this dip is just so satisfying and is a perfect partner to the home made beef burgers from the same book. Kidney beans are a rich source of phytoestregens (a plant-derived xenoestrogen that our body cant...