Favorite Recipes

Favorite Recipes for Anonymous

Sweet potato brownies with chickpea cookie dough

Dessert with a difference!

Love wicked brownies? This recipe bypasses butter and sugar for wholefood ingredients like sweet potato. ...

Double corn blueberry cobbler

A rustic desert to please the fruit lovers!

The hallmark of a cobbler is a biscuit topping baked right on top of the fruit. ...

Anna’s brekkie bowl blueberry sorbet

This sorbet is one of Anna’s family favourites, especially using Greek yoghurt and a little bit of olive oil. This combination brings out a fresh, comforting taste that will add a delicious something extra to your breakfast bowl. ...

Candied orange & raw chocolate pistachio cake

Looking for raw chocolate cake recipes? Try this candied orange & raw chocolate pistachio cake. Divine. ...

Vanilla & tonka bean chocolate bark

Tonka beans have a very unique ‘feelgood’ aroma with notes of vanilla, cherry and almonds. This is why they pair so well with dark chocolate, dried fruits and nuts. A hint of cayenne pepper provides a touch of lingering heat and digestive aid. ...

Tomato and herb wontons

A delicious, easy and popular party snack

These little wonton numbers are the perfect way to showcase your tomato and herb harvest ...

Chocolate banana ice cream

Icy treats for the kids

Kids love a cool treat to get them through the hot summer months. But why not make your own healthy versions instead of running straight for the ice cream van? These recipes are just so easy and the kids can have fun making them, too! ...

Baked gingerbread porridge with caramelised pecans

This fragrant porridge is delightfully low in sugar and super versatile.

It actually tastes like gingerbread men! Slice it up and take it to the office, or stick it in lunch boxes for a simple snack on the go. ...

Strawberry-gin cocktail

Also known as 'The Sarah Jane'

'The Sarah Jane' is a signature cocktail from Melbourne restaurant Saigon Sally. ...

Masala chai cashew ice pops

Masala combines a number of warming and grounding spices like cardamom, cloves, pepper, cinnamon and star anise, which can assist in digestion, stress relief and overall wellbeing. Their warming properties mean that this flavour is perfect for when you’re craving a cooler treat in late autumn or winter. The creaminess of soaked cashews lends itself well to icy treats that become wonderfully creamy. ...

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