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1 week ago by brownpapernutrition MANGO YOGHURT RICOTTA SLICE... cheesecake thing which I made with a few things in the fridge and inspired by my case of mangoes : ) I made it by whisking together 3/4 cup ricotta, 3/4 cup greek yoghurt, 3 tablespoons honey, 2 free range eggs, 2 teaspoons vanilla, 2 tablespoons chia seeds, 1 medium very sweet aka brown banana and 2 teaspoons lime zest until all creamy and delicious. Then poured it into a lined loaf tin and popped it in the oven at 180C for about an hour - or until a skewer came out clean and the top
1 week ago by brownpapernutrition Finished my final work submission today (a really bloody exciting one too!) before I take time out for birth and beyond yassssssssss bebe girl you is welcome to come into the world anytime... but preferably on the weekend when I’ve ticked a few more boxes of the stuff that needs to happen including putting my heavily swollen feet up somehow. I’ll be honest I feel a bit weird and nervous about taking a step away from my business for the next while, I have driven this engine for a solid 7+ years now and not taken any real extended leave,
3 hours ago by brownpapernutrition Our beautiful girl, ELKE, brought her light into the world at 606pm on 22.02.2020 She is beaming with love, squeaks and snuggles and has made our family burst with happiness. SO MUCH LOVE. @svendsenfitnesshealth
7 days ago by brownpapernutrition As you shop for your groceries this weekend, have a think about ingredients you can batch prep (roast, steam, blanch for veggies) and legumes like chickpeas, lentils, kidney beans that can easily be thrown into meals and keep your vegetable and fibre intake topped up. There is absolutely no denying that laying the foundations of your diet with plants is tremendously beneficial for your health on so many levels. There's also no denying that I am a massive believer in delicious condiments in the fridge and pantry to make meals interesting rather than plain and frankly a little boring so
2 weeks ago by brownpapernutrition TERIYAKI (NO) MEAT BALL BOWL - of delicious, satisfying happiness! Pickled onion are a staple in our fridge. I use an apple cider vinegar base for it and it's literally ready in 20 minutes for whichever meal I like and then keeps in the fridge a few weeks... if it lasts. Best way to pimp up a meal, adds valuable prebiotic fibres and quercetin to the diet and sans raw onion breath too - win! The (no) meatballs are made with quinoa, beans and mushies and absolutely heaven. Make please! Popped the full recipe on @bodyandsoul_au beautiful humans. J xo
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