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Straightforward fish curry [mild, kid-friendly]

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You can view the original post here You guys, this fish curry is ideal for WFH days… you recognize, the youngsters are hungry, you’ve been on the laptop computer for the previous few hours and also you need one thing fast and simple but in addition scrumptious and nutritious earlier than that subsequent videoconference begins. Drawback solved! This fish curry is quick to make, you solely want just a few elements however it’s such a delight! Actual meals in lockdown – what a win. It’s delicate and light-weight in flavour, so it’s excellent for all family members (even younger youngsters who don’t suppose they like curry or spices). In my thoughts this lightness additionally makes it appropriate for all seasons – it’s not essentially only a winter dish as a result of it’s not heavy. And, as should you want another excuse, it’s so low-cost! I’ve used basa fish right here which for 350g of contemporary fish fillet from the deli price me all of $2.50! Add just a few di...

Date and chocolate granola [low in refined sugar]

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I think you already know that I am a self-declared breakfast nut. Yep. I wake up in the mornings starving and craving good food. Chia puddings, healthier pancakes, smashed avo on a slice of sourdough, fluffy banana slice, mascarpone scrolls, baked oats, overnight oats, they’re all great. But most mornings, I head straight for the granola cupboard. And this date and chocolate granola, my oh my. It’s good. And I mean, it’s GOOOOOOD . If you’ve ever thought: “I’d like to eat more healthily in the morning but all the low sugar granolas taste like cardboard”, then this granola is for you. Sweetened by dates and (dark and/or sugar free) chocolate chips, it’s sweet but low in refined sugar. You get gorgeous little soft chunks of seeds and nuts, stuck together by melted choc chips (and what’s not to love about that!). You will be able to taste subtle sweetness with pops of chocolate, coconut, seeds and nuts – definitely nothing even remotely cardboard-y. Its textur...