
Honey & Lavender Panna Cotta
Discover a deliciously simple Honey Panna Cotta recipe inspired by Gordon Ramsay, naturally sweetened with honey and infused with lavender. This creamy, full-fat dessert is easy to prepare in just 8 minutes and pairs perfectly with seasonal berries, stone fruits, or winter fruits like figs and quince. Enjoy a nourishing, refined-sugar-free treat that celebrates traditional flavors with a wholesome twist—ideal for dinner parties or everyday indulgence.

Handy-Dandy Seed Bread
A nourishing, gluten-free seed and nut bread packed with fibre, healthy fats, and protein. Easy to make, gut-friendly, and delicious—this loaf truly lives up to its name.

Slow-Cooked Beef Ragu
This nourishing slow-cooked beef ragu is the ultimate winter comfort food. Made with real food ingredients like grass-fed beef, olive tapenade, root vegetables, and warming spices, it’s a rich and satisfying protein-packed dish perfect for seasonal eating. Ideal for dinner parties or cozy family meals, this recipe celebrates slow food, affordable cuts of meat, and traditional cooking methods. Freeze-friendly, nutrient-dense, and beautifully balanced with bitter greens or a crisp salad — it’s a delicious way to eat well in winter.

Supercharged Hot Chocolate
If you're craving something cosy, nourishing, and a little bit decadent—this Supercharged Hot Chocolate is it. Made with real cacao, collagen, and your milk of choice, it’s rich in minerals and supports everything from skin health to steady energy. You can keep it simple or add in powerful extras like turmeric, mushroom powder, or ghee. A daily ritual that feels like a treat, but works like medicine.

Roasted Carrots with Tahini Yoghurt
Tahini yoghurt is a quietly brilliant staple—creamy, tangy, and endlessly versatile. While tahini on its own can sometimes feel dense or cloying on the palate, combining it with yoghurt adds a natural acidity and lightness that brings the whole thing to life. The result is a sauce that’s rich yet fresh, with a nutty depth that works beautifully across all kinds of dishes. Try it with roasted carrots (as in this recipe), but also with pumpkin, zucchini, grilled meats, grain bowls, sandwiches, salads, or as a dipping sauce for raw vegetables. Beyond flavour, it’s deeply nourishing too—tahini is packed with calcium, magnesium, and healthy fats, while yoghurt adds gut-loving probiotics and a satisfying creaminess. This roasted carrot dish is a simple, seasonal celebration of both.