What’s Easter without a warm, spiced hot cross bun? This hot cross buns with white chocolate and nut butter recipe is a delicious alternative to the usually-loaded-with-added-sugar-and-white-flour buns found in supermarkets. Our version comes packed with flavour and goodness from the dried fruit, nuts, oats and spices and is great with macadamia nut butter. Making your own hot cross buns ensures you avoid preservatives and dough improvers added to commercially produced bread products.
If you are going to buy a cookbook this month, make Sarah Wilson’s (of I Quit Sugar fame) new offering your purchase! Not only will she get you off your sugar fix…
Fill your home with that ‘freshly baked’ aroma over Easter and delve into The Cook and Baker pages from this Australian restaurant, which prides itself on bringing back a touch of nostalgia with the bakes Mom used to make. From cakes to tarts and biscuits, as well as savoury treats, you’ll definitely find your next indulgence here. Think spiced ginger roasted pear cake, chocolate salted caramel brownies, and coconut and cranberry macaroons.
If your other half is reluctant to make the change to a more healthy lifestyle, then perhaps world-renowned adventurer and TV personality, Bear Grylls, will do the trick. Bear Grylls – Fuel…
Author of bestseller, Eat. Nourish. Glow., nutritional therapist Amelia Freer returns with Cook. Nourish. Glow. and shares 120 recipes to transform your eating habits with nourishing and delicious food. Be encouraged to return to the kitchen with dishes like sweet potato cakes with grilled tiger prawns and ginger-saffron yoghurt; learn to make healthy versions of your favourite sauces, like coconut oil ‘hollandaise’; and get out the spiraliser for tasty celeriac ribbons alla carbonara. Read more about Cook. Nourish. Glow. here.
Nothing beats the winter chill quite like a heartwarming, homemade tomato soup with chorizo and ciabatta croutons.