This baked sweet potato & beetroot hummus recipe is the kind of nutrient-dense but satisfyingly carby dish that’ll keep you going back for more. It was a total hit at last weekend’s yoga & nutrition retreat and given that 22 ladies can’t be wrong, I’m sure you’ll love it too.
Read moreLeftover veggie soup with crispy kale
This foolproof recipe will help turn most veg into a tasty soup.
If you add enough flavour, leftover veg can create something warming and nutritious that’s totally good enough for office lunches.
Mushroom and roasted butternut ragu
This mushroom and roasted butternut squash ragu is such a beautiful vegetarian/vegan dish.
It’s warming, plant-based and entirely BS-free.
Beans n Greens
This dish combines greens (lots of them) with butterbeans and puy lentils. Of course, this wouldn’t taste of a great deal so there is lots of garlic, lemon, thyme, parsley and creme fraiche to make the whole thing delicious.
Top it with some chicken for the extra protein (as per the image) or leave the chicken off and keep it veggie.
Braised puy lentils, roast chicken, chimichurri
A high protein, nutrient dense and tasty dinner for when salad isn’t warming enough.
It’s great served warm and equally keeps well, making leftovers a great option for lunches on subsequent days.
In case chicken isn’t your thing, you can pretty much top the lentils with whatever you like. A baked sweet potato or some roasted cauliflower are equally delicious additions to this dish.