
CHOCOLATE BROWNIES : no flour or nuts
This chocolate brownie recipe has no flour or nuts. Perfect for an impressive Valentines Day treat for your whole household. One to keep ready for iftar time during Ramadan too.
Easy to make, mostly healthy recipes, often using inexpensive local ingredients. Drawing from my Indian background, my keenness to eat more healthily and what my family says is tasty! Many of the recipes here also have accompanying videos with them too.

This chocolate brownie recipe has no flour or nuts. Perfect for an impressive Valentines Day treat for your whole household. One to keep ready for iftar time during Ramadan too.

Our seed crackers recipe is so easy to make and works every time. Highly nutritious.

This South Indian coconut chutney is easy to make, super versatile and very filling too.

It’s all very well saying Eat Less Bread, so we buy crackers and crisp bread instead.
BUT WHAT DO WE PUT ON THEM TO MAKE THEM LESS BORING?

Easy chocolate avocado mousse why bother? This easy chocolate avocado mousse , requires NO COOKING, is vegan so no eggs or dairy. Moreover it’s a GREAT way of making ripe avocados go further and last longer. NO ONE will guess how you’ve made your delicious mousse. Be brave and experiment by adding a shot of coffee if you like or fresh vanilla if you can get it! Anyone holidaying in Zanzibar, make fresh vanilla pods a MUST BUY. Cheap and the smell transports you sweet, tropical island life. I live in Dubai so the sweetener I used was of course

Try this super easy, delicious hot or cold air fryer dessert. I used plums, but it works really well with a combination of apple and pear slices too!

This lemon and courgette cake is so easy and quick to make AND a great way to disguise courgettes! One of my favourite courgette recipes. It’s VERSATILE too as you can mix up the types of flour you have in your store cupboard or to suit your dietary preferences. Whilst using up all those excess courgettes If you’re observing Ramadan then this cake is a super option to have for iftar or suhoor. Just 3 EASY STEPS that require: weighing the ingredients, mixing the ingredients and then baking. Made even easier using a THERMOMIX but you can use a food
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