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Lemon & Garlic Baked Salmon

Wrapping the salmon in foil allows the juices to infuse beautifully in the salmon, resulting in the salmon literally melting in your mouth. A little bit of honey provides a subtle natural sweetness to the dish but it is equally delicious without. Feel free to exchange the butter with olive oil as a lighter alternative.

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Kombucha

Kombucha is a fermented tea made by adding a SCOBY (Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast) to a solution of tea and sugar. We put together an organic kombucha recipe made with loose-leaf tea for you to make at home.

Iced Cacao Chocolate

Iced Cacao Chocolate

To make a healthy iced cacao, you don’t need many ingredients. This is one of the simplest and quickest raw cacao powder recipes.

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Iced Chai

There are many different methods for how to make iced chai. We introduced a classic recipe for making a masala chai latte a while back, but we are always striving for new ways to prepare our loose-leaf blends. This recipe is not only taste-approved but also simple to make at home.

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Sticky Barbecue Chicken

This sticky and sweet chicken is truly finger-licking good. You can throw this together in the morning and leave it to marinate in the fridge all day. It’s a quick, easy and super-delicious dish to cook on the barbecue.

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BBQ Cauliflower Steaks with Hummus, Cilantro Pesto & Pomegranates

Cauliflower, like other brassica vegetables, contains a group of phytochemicals called glucosinolates. These important compounds have been found to have anti-cancerous properties as they help reduce inflammation and detoxify carcinogenic compounds before they can cause damage to cells in the body.

BBQ Elote Corn

BBQ Elote Corn

Sweet, fresh corn is grilled until it has a hint of char and then slathered in a spicy, creamy, cheesy sauce in this nod to a popular Mexican street food.

Flank Steak with Chimichurri

Flank Steak with Chimichurri

Nothing pairs as beautifully as grilled steak with a fresh and tangy chimichurri. In researching flavour bases, I came across the classic Argentinean combination of sazon spice rub and chimichurri, so I based my rub on the traditional sazon. The main spice in sazon is achiote powder, or ground annatto seeds, but this is not readily available here. Instead, I’ve substituted it with the recommended combination of sweet paprika and turmeric.