Vegan mushroom pineapple stir fry
Juicy sweet but savoury and a little bit spicy - Mushroom Pineapple Stir Fry - inspired by our travels to Sri Lanka (and more of these recipes coming too...
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1 week ago by brownpapernutrition Made this absolutely delishhhhhh toastie with gluten free bread, new Gluten Free Vegemite, avocado, sprouts and some sauerkraut and it was honestly next level!!! Told one of my besties who is coealic that our ole favourite @vegemite had brought a new Gluten Free Vegemite to the pantry and she just about died and went to heaven - yayyyy!!! Pretty sure I know what our new toastie fave is from here on hey.... yummmmmmmm #glutenfreevegemite #putsaroseoneverycheek #ad
3 days ago by brownpapernutrition Happy Monday friends!!!! I made this platter for my family yesterday as a starter before a big lunch to celebrate some birthdays and it went down a treat, especially for me as Saturday I spent feeling just outright wretched with zero desire to do anything but rest - which I did and by Sunday morning I was back on top and ready to eat! Amazing that old REST chestnut isn't it? It's amazing how we sometimes resist it but how restorative is it??!?! Back to food... This platter appealed to both the kiddies and adults so if you're planning a
7 days ago by brownpapernutrition So I've just convinced Jet that brussel sprouts are IN FACT AWESOME. He, like many, were utterly disgusted by the miniature cabbbage like veg untillllllllll lots of olive oil and sea salt and a crispy bake came into the mix and now- the whole family are slowly morphing into brussel sprouts hehehehehehe... try it yes!!! Here's what to do: Lots (and I mean lots, not just a measly spray) of olive oil and a generous pinch of sea salt on sliced brussels, is the trick then into the oven at 200C for about 10-15 minutes depending on how much crispy
6 days ago by brownpapernutrition Our fridge isn’t always stocked to the brim, in fact quite the opposite, I LOVE to let it run low so I can get creative with what is in there, team the ingredients up with what I have in the pantry and make meals I wouldn’t usually have thought of. However, I probably wouldn’t be able to make as many of those meals without a few key ingredients which make their permanent home in the fridge – check out my fridge team on the blog today and the how’s and why’s of their importance for nutritious meals in our home.
1 week ago by brownpapernutrition One of my favourite nourish bowls! Teriyaki veggies, baby spinach, pickled ginger, boiled eggies, avocadoooooo and herbs. Servin it up with some Remedy for good measure. The recipe for my teriyaki roast veggies is on the blog - so scrumptious - and you can make up the teriyaki sauce in bulk and store it too if you love it as much as I do!!!! There are 9 DIFFERENT plant based ingredients in this meal, a source of protein from eggs, fibre (vegetables) and high quality carbohydrates derived from starchy carbohydrates such as pumpkin. Whilst you may not always have a
