Recipes

At our Spring New Moon Renewal Women’s Circle, we shared more than just energy and connection — we also nourished our bodies with vibrant, gut-friendly foods designed to support hormonal balance and inner vitality.

🌿 Nourish Bowl Salad
This colourful bowl was built on a foundation of seasonal greens and crisp vegetables, layered with plant-based protein and healthy fats. The combination of textures and flavours made it both grounding and uplifting — exactly the energy we wanted to bring into spring. Light, fresh, and deeply satisfying, it’s a perfect meal for balancing blood sugar, supporting digestion, and keeping energy steady throughout the day.

🥗 White Bean Salad
This wholesome salad combined creamy white beans with fresh herbs, seasonal vegetables, and a light dressing to support digestion and provide long-lasting energy. Packed with plant-based protein, fibre, and minerals, it offered a grounding, satisfying element to the menu — a beautiful reminder of how simple, nourishing foods can deeply support both gut and hormonal health.

🌸 Chia Pudding Dessert
To finish, we enjoyed a creamy chia pudding infused with subtle sweetness and topped with seasonal fruit. Chia seeds are rich in fibre, omega-3s, and minerals, making this dessert as nourishing as it is delicious. It was the perfect way to end the evening — a treat that supports gut health and hormone harmony, while still feeling like a little indulgence.

These recipes weren’t just food — they were part of the healing and renewal we created together. Eating in alignment with the season helps us feel more balanced, connected, and supported in our body’s natural rhythms.

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.