Quick Low Carb Recipe – Grilled Honey Lemon Chicken Salad

Grilled Honey Lemon Chicken Salad – A delicious and healthy grilled chicken salad with a sweet and zesty honey lemon dressing, is perfect for a light lunch or dinner and can be ready in a matter of minutes. Grilling the chicken gives the salad a savory and smoky flavor that pairs perfectly with the honey’s sweetness and Read More …

Quick Low Carb Recipe – Baked Prawns and Broccoli with Garlic Lemon Butter Sauce 

Oven bake prawns make for a healthy and delicious dinner  that’s low carb and lean protein and is quick to cook. Combine This method for prawns, broccoli and a lemon garlic butter sauce, in a foil packet, it is so easy and the prawns will come out juicy and perfectly seasoned with the lemon, garlic, and spices. INGREDIENTS DIRECTIONS Read More …

How to make Guacmole

How to make guacamole Nutrient per serving kcal 103 fat 10g saturates 1g carbs 2g sugars 0g fibre 2g protein 1g salt 0.01g Ingredients 1 large ripe tomato  3 avocados, very ripe but not bruised juice 1 large lime  handful coriander, leaves and stalks chopped, plus a few leaves, roughly chopped, to serve 1 small red onion, finely Read More …

Recipe – Sweet Potato Lasagne

Sweet Potato Lasagna is a healthy recipe, loaded with protein, fibre, calcium,  and other delicious nutrients and is made using thinly sliced sweet potatoes as a  replacement for the lasagna pasta and cottage cheese instead of the bechemel sauce. If you don’t have a mandolin, recommend buying one. They don’t cost a lot and they are great to make those thin slices which Read More …

Recipe – Oven baked Salmon, Sweet Potato Mash, & Asparagus

Ingredients (2 Servings)2 Salmon Fillets170g Asparagus200g Sweet potatoSalt & PepperOlive oil or cooking spray Place salmon fillet on baking paper, if fillets have skin on, place with skin up (skin oiled or sprayed) and bake in oven at 180 degrees for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, cook sweet potato mash, with a dash of butter, salt and pepper Read More …

Diabetes Australia – Recipes

Diabetes is the epidemic of the 21st century and the biggest challenge confronting Australia’s health system. Around 1.8 million Australians have diabetes. This includes all types of diagnosed diabetes (1.2 million known and registered) as well as silent, undiagnosed type 2 diabetes (up to 500,000 estimated). If you are living with diabetes, you need to Read More …