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The Sacred Arts of Homemaking

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Back to Basics Nourishing Cooking – Our Winter Food Rhythm

  I talk a lot about rhythm in my new course The Happy Child: Home Rhythms for Happy Children and one of the rhythms that is super essential for a…

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Peach and Macadamia Tray Crumble

I’ve made this twice now and it’s definitely a keeper. Sweet gooey and caramely peaches coupled with the crunch of coconut and macadamia nuts. The perfect little after dinner bowl…

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Wholefood for Children: Green Chicken Goodness

My staple chicken soup recipe. I mix this up depending on what is in the fridge however I basically alternate with Green Chicken Goodness, Creamy Chicken & Corn (see notes…

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Easy Peasy Apple & Blackberry Crumble (gluten free)

I made this the other night and thought I must share as it was simply delicious and easy to put together while cooking dinner. It’s 8:40pm, all three children are…

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Buckwheat & Banana Pancakes

It has been a long time between blog posts, which has so often happened in the past 7 years I have been blogging. I so much love sharing and then…

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Apple & Berry Spelt Tea Cake

     This is my favourite tea cake. I usually make it with green apples however I had stewed all the apples the other day, so I improvised! As this cake uses melted…

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Mama + Child Elixir: Nourishing Bone Broth

  Broth is without a doubt a mindful mamas elixir. Having a store of this magic potion in your freezer means that even with limited time, you can whip up a…

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Whole Spelt Beetroot Chocolate Cake

There is something rather delightful about cooking with beetroot – do you think so also? I think it must be the intensity and vibrancy of colour plus that it has been…

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Homemade Marshmallows

Whenever I take these to a celebration or offer them at our celebrations, people usually look at me as “Am I really allowed to eat them?” So I thought it…

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Food for the Soul: My Nonna’s Meatballs

These meatballs are based on my Nonna’s recipe and are one of my girls favourite meals. For me growing up with an Italian mama, meant every Sunday night was pasta &…

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