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Shepherd’s Pie

GF | DFO | Family Friendly | Ideal Postpartum Meal

Bulked up with hidden organic chicken livers, diced veggies, black beans and bone broth, this is a familiar, comforting family meal that freezes well, making it perfect to batch cook.

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Tahini Dressing

This is a super simple, nutrient dense dressing option. I love using this over salads - it pairs perfectly with my Roast Vegetable Salad! Tahini paste is made from ground sesame seeds, which are one of the richest sources of dietary calcium, among other nutrients like protein, healthy fats, zinc and selenium.

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Nutrient dense Chicken & Veggie Rice

This is a staple meal for us that we usually have once a week in our house! A bit of a cross between chicken and vegetable soup and a casserole, you can adjust it to be either option. It’s a great meal to make a big batch of so you have leftovers for lunch and to freeze - plus it’s friendly for baby led weaning making it a great family meal.

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Roast Chicken with Roast Veg Salad

This is a simple family meal that's really quick to prep. I love this recipe for using up old veggies in the fridge. It's suitable for the whole family and is a great baby-led weaning meal idea.

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San Choy Bow

One of my favourite summer dishes, San Choy Bow is high in protein, low carb, quick and easy to assemble and this version includes a boost of nutrients. Just 30 minutes to prepare and cook, this recipe makes 4 servings.

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My Hummus Recipe

Looking for a quick, easy, delicious and filling snack option? You really can’t go past hummus!

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Homemade Toasted Muesli

Toasted muesli is so enjoyable in warmer weather. This homemade version allows you to control the amount of sugar and additives often included in store bought versions – plus works out a lot cheaper and is really quick to make! 

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