vegetarian

Olives are rich in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, namely oleic acid, together with vitamin E and antioxidants that have an anti-inflammatory action to help support cardiovascular health.

Pistachios are a great source of prebiotic fibres that feed our beneficial gut bacteria so they grow and thrive. Dark chocolate is considered a mood-boosting food. Cacao contains phenylethylamine, the same chemical that’s created in the brain when you’re in love. It has a natural anti-depressant effect and can help lift your mood.

Including cruciferous vegetables like cauliflower in your daily diet can help reduce your risk of developing cancer. Cruciferous vegetables contain a compound called sulforaphane that has been found to boost the liver’s ability to detoxify carcinogenic and other toxic substances.

Burrata is a decadent and divine cheese. This award-winning product has mozzarella skin in a money bag style filled with strings of stretched curd bathed in cream.

Burrata is a decadent and divine cheese. This award-winning product has a mozzarella skin in a money bag style filled with strings of stretched curd bathed in cream.

Packed full of delicious flavours and textures, this stir-fry is a quick and easy meat-free meal on those busy nights. Made with a few fresh veggies from the supermarket and pantry items, it’s a great addition to the menu roster.

This leek and lentil soup is not only delicious but packed full of nutrients. Stir through some cream or crème fraiche after puréeing for a richer taste. For a leaner version, leave out the cream at the end.

Chia puddings make a healthy treat for lunchboxes. Chia seeds are loaded with beneficial omega-3 fats to boost your kids’ brain function, and dietary fibre to help keep them regular.

Made using only the best-quality farm-fresh milk sourced in Victoria, That’s Amore Cheese produces award-winning Italian-style cheeses that are proudly free of preservatives and artificial colours.

Made using only the best-quality farm-fresh milk sourced in Victoria, That’s Amore Cheese produces award-winning Italian-style cheeses that are proudly free of preservatives and artificial colours.

This recipe is a stack of plant-powered goodness. It is quick and easy to make, loaded with delicious vegetables and perfect as a light meal or in the lunchbox.

Meyer lemons are a great substitute for us here in Australia, but any lemons will do. Traditionally, eggs are used as the binder in this recipe, but here we replace them with psyllium husk to make it a plant-based delight.