The traditional French Toast (one of my favourites) gets an English makeover using crumpets and British strawberries and it’s a lot easier than you think.
Sunday Brunch is my ultimate favourite meal. Something sweet and salty, ticking all the boxes after a lie in and something to indulge and linger over before the big old Sunday Roast.
Hangover be gone. Oozy egg yolk, crispy pancetta and a creamy gruyere and mustard base on top of a crunchy flatbread. From pan to plate in 15 minutes this is a Sunday Brunch must.
Those of you of a ‘raw vegan, fairy dusted paleo’ disposition look away now. These are for the Sunday Funday dairy and sugar monsters; myself included. There’s no beating around the bush, this is quite frankly the best assembly of shop bought ingredients and full to the brim with oozing chocolatey goodness. And to be honest, on Easter Sunday, what…
Should you be wanting pancakes of the healthier variety this Shrove Tuesday then these little beauties are for you. Similar to my zero carbohydrate blueberry and raspberry pancakes these contain a little self-raising four to give them their usual fluffy texture but still packed protein rich banana and eggs to make them lighter. Choice of topping is up to you but I’ve gone…
This is what it’s all about. Those of you who read my brunch posts will know I’m a bit of an eggs Benedict fiend. I love hollandaise sauce, purely for the reason that it’s predominantly made entirely out of butter but let’s be realistic; it’s not very good for you and very high in calories so we shouldn’t eat it…
Hungover? Post holiday blues? Even if you don’t have an *eggs-cuse and just want something a bit decadent, gooey and yummy then look no further for a breakfast that will make you feel top notch and back in the land of human beings. Full of cheese, ham and a runny yolked egg, my Milly breakfast muffin will have you…
Bear with me here. I understand the “why bother when there’s a can” mentality but listen up, canned baked beans contain a fair amount of salt and sugar which as we all know isn’t too great for the old body. What’s more, when they’re so easy to make and there’s an opportunity to add even more flavour and goodness, why…
I do love a frittata but the fundamental error I have always encountered is the sheer volume of eggs needed to make one! Anything from 6 – 12 eggs is a helluva ‘lotta eggs .. not to mention sky rocketing on the cholesterol front. So, how’s about a lighter version?
Here’s a super easy, quick and tasty morning smoothie for you that tastes of mint choice chip but with some added health benefits. Mint is very calming on the stomach, soothing indigestion or an upset tummy. Banana is a fantastic source of potassium and fibre and cocoa is rich in antioxidants. Reach for this smoothie after a night out and…
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