Paleo planning

I wrote last year about my husband turning to primal eating after years of vegetarianism. It has been quite an adjustment for him (and for me! - a confirmed vegetarian), but we've got a good little routine now and have wrapped our heads around preparing non-veg food....

Chia and Coconut Porridge

This delicious treat is my (current) favourite summertime breakfast. It is light and easy to digest, but substantial enough to keep me feeling full through the early part of my day. Chia seeds are a good source of fibre, plant protein and beneficial fats. When they...

Setting the intention

A new year! A new start! Resolutions... changes... expectations... Oh boy. Personally, I don't make new year's resolutions as I tend not to stick to them (at least I'm honest!). And in any case, I have a habit of making new plans and setting goals for myself almost...

Woodford Folk Festival 2011/12

Guess what I'm doing over the festive season? Going to Woodford! Even better - quite apart from diving headlong into the food, music, crowds and workshops - I'll be doing a few talks while there. I'll be teaming up with acupuncturist extraordinaire Sarah George for a...

Eating animals.

Well, I always knew he was primal, but my husband's turning paleolithic. A vegetarian for many years, he's been feeling increasingly like he needs more protein and less carbohydrates... particularly at the tail-end of a busy year and in the lead-up to a PhD...

Eating for Spring

October already? Say what?! Well, I'm a bit late to the table, but we are well into spring. Spring! A glorious and abundant time of year! (can you tell I just came back from my honeymoon?..) This abundance is particularly relevant for people like me who love to eat...

A wedding

This post is nothing about health and everything about happiness. Although, I'd have to say the two aren't mutually exclusive... in fact each is really very important to the other. Anyway, this is a gratuitous share of a very happy event indeed - my wedding in Uruguay...