Recipes
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Cottage Cheese Pancakes
These cottage cheese pancakes are light, fluffy, and full of goodness — perfect for a nourishing breakfast or satisfying snack! Made in the blender with just three simple ingredients — cottage cheese, eggs, and rolled oats — they’re quick to whip up and taste absolutely delicious.
This recipe is SIBO Biphasic Diet - Phase 2 friendly and you can swap the rolled oats out for almond meal/flour. This is also suitable for SIBO and also higher in protein, fibre and good fats.
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Mediterranean Chicken Bake
Mediterranean Chicken Bake – A Nourishing, Family-Friendly One-Pan Meal
Looking for a simple, wholesome dinner that’s full of flavour and supports your gut health and hormone balance? This Mediterranean Chicken Bake is the perfect choice. Packed with colourful vegetables, aromatic herbs, and lean protein, this nourishing dish is designed to make weeknight meals both effortless and healing.
As a naturopath specialising in women’s health, I love sharing meals that are not only delicious but also aligned with supporting digestion, reducing inflammation, and fuelling busy lives—whether you’re managing perimenopausal symptoms, supporting your family, or just want to feel your best.
This one-pan wonder is gluten-free, dairy-free, and rich in nutrients that promote hormonal balance and gut wellness. Ideal for meal prep or a vibrant family dinner, it’s a recipe you'll keep coming back to.
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Gut Healing Chicken and Root Veggie Casserole
This warm and hearty casserole is perfect for autumn—packed with anti-inflammatory root vegetables, gut-healing bone broth, and hormone-supportive herbs. It’s easy to digest, comforting, and deeply nourishing.
Why it’s good for your gut:
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Bone broth supports the intestinal lining and is rich in collagen, gelatin, and minerals.
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Root vegetables like sweet potato and carrot are high in fiber and prebiotics.
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Garlic and onion help feed good bacteria in the gut.
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Fresh herbs like thyme and rosemary support digestion and reduce inflammation.
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Chicken tenders in peanut sauce with vermicelli noodle salad
This Chicken tender in peanut sauce with vermicelli noodle salad is a fun and refreshing Asian inspired bowl of goodness which includes protein, fresh vegetables and herbs mixed with a delicious and easy peanut sauce.
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Traditional Christmas Drink - Mulled Apple Cider
There’s nothing quite as comforting as a warm cup of mulled apple cider. This timeless beverage isn't just about indulgence—it's a wonderful way to nourish your body while delighting your senses.
Packed with natural sweetness and the gentle warmth of spices, mulled apple cider offers numerous health benefits. Apples are rich in antioxidants, particularly quercetin, which supports immunity and combats inflammation. The added spices—like cinnamon, cloves, and ginger—not only enhance the flavour but also boost digestion, stabilize blood sugar, and promote circulation.
Mulled apple cider is a drink that goes beyond taste; it’s an opportunity to slow down, connect with loved ones, and take in the joys of the season. Whether you’re curled up with a book or hosting friends, this beverage offers both comfort and wellness in every sip.
Here in Australia, I do recommend adding this traditional drink into your Christmas festivities, whether you're cooling off under the ceiling fan, air conditioner or sitting around a fire pit or campfire.
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Roasted Butternut Pumpkin and Leek Salad
Roasted butternut pumpkin and leek salad is a nutrient-rich dish that offers a host of health benefits. Butternut pumpkin is an excellent source of vitamins A and C, which support immune function and promote healthy skin. It is also rich in dietary fibre, aiding digestion and maintaining gut health. Leeks contribute antioxidants, including flavonoids, which may help reduce inflammation and protect against chronic diseases. They also provide vitamin K for bone health and manganese for energy metabolism. When roasted, the natural sweetness of these vegetables enhances their flavour, making the salad both delicious and nutritious. Adding olive oil or a light dressing can introduce healthy fats, improving the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins while making the dish even more satisfying. -
Tamari Chicken Crispy Rice Salad
Crispy rice salad is becoming a popular dinner time meal now that the weather is warming up. This is a light Asian style salad and I've made it SIBO Biphasic Diet friendly. You can swap the Tamari Sauce over to Teriyaki Sauce for another flavour but this won't be SIBO friendly but still delicious.
This salad promotes hormone balance, reduces inflammation, and supports gut health—all integral aspects of wellness in naturopathy. Whether you’re managing SIBO, aiming for hormone balance, or simply prioritising anti-inflammatory foods, this recipe aligns with naturopathic principles for optimal health.
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Strawberry and Almond Chia Pudding
Chia puddings are a popular choice for breakfast especially if you are needing extra protein, fibre and omega 3's. This is really important when you are perimenopausal and transitioning through menopause and post menopause as it helps to balance your insulin levels which in turns is needed to balance your hormones and to support digestive health. -
Baked Salmon and Rainbow Veggies
Let's celebrate Spring and new beginnings with this easy to make, delicious and nutritious dinner that all the family will enjoy.
Replace the onion with eggplant cubes/chunks to make the recipe SIBO Biphasic Diet friendly.
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Coconut and Lime Chicken Stir Fry
Coconut and Lime Chicken Stir Fry is suitable for feeding your family or having enough for yourself for a few days as work lunches. This recipe is designed for easy meal preparation and is suitable for those following the SIBO Biphasic Diet. -
Dark Chocolate, Blueberry and Walnut Cups
Celebrating World Chocolate Day!!
Easy to make Dark Chocolate, Blueberry & Walnut Cups.
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Butter Bean and Leek Soup
Butter beans are great source of fibre, protein and healthy carbs. Butter beans help to reduce cholesterol, hypertension, improve weight loss, strengthen bones and balance blood sugar levels. Butter beans are a good source of iron, manganese, Vitamin K, calcium and antioxidants. Leeks support immune health, balance blood sugar levels, digestive health. Leeks support weight loss, heart health and bone health.
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