Cauliflower recipe roundup

March 22, 2023March 22, 2023 by Simone Kelly

Cauliflower doesn’t just taste great, it’s also really good for you. It’s high in vitamins C and K, and is also a good source of folate, which supports cell growth and is essential during pregnancy. On top of that, it’s high in fiber, calcium and potassium.

Here are a few ideas if you’re unsure what to cook with cauliflower. Click on the bold part to go straight to the recipe.

Cauliflower steak, romesco sauce and salsa verde – feels like a treat, but good for you!
Love cookin but hate washing up? then this 1 pot cauliflower, coconut and chickpea curry is for you.
Spice it up with some sweet and sour cauliflower and tofu!
It’s a hug in a bowl and SO good for you: Cauliflower noodle soup.
Another fantastic one pot recipe is this delicious cauliflower mushroom biryani.
The CLASSIC cauliflower and cheese, but make it vegan with this instant vegan cheese sauce.
Let the oven do all the hard work with this cauliflower schnitzel tray bake.
Enjoy as a side dish or on its own: Saag Aloo Gobi
And if you still want more inspiration, here’s 4 ways with cauliflower!

enjoy x

Swede recipe roundup

March 14, 2023March 14, 2023 by Simone Kelly

A beautiful winter root vegetable, yet often overlooked – the humble Swede! Swedes are an excellent source of potassium, calcium, magnesium, and vitamins E and C. They also contain a moderate amount of folate, a B vitamin that’s important for metabolism, protein synthesis, and DNA replication. So they’re not just versatile and tasty, but really good for you! We grow swede each year right here on our farm, from seed. It’s beautiful to see them grow.

Here’s our Swede recipes – klick on the bold parts to get directly to the recipe page.

How about a lovely bowl of Coconut dhal and roasted Swede?
A real showshopper: our mustard and maple roast swede!
Or some parsnip fritters with a coconut and swede lentil stew. Delicious.
Especially nice on a cold blustery day: sunshine soup
A veggie twist on a classic: Chili non carne
this super versatile dish works with so many different veggies: buddha bowls

Enjoy x

Kale recipe roundup

March 5, 2023March 5, 2023 by Simone Kelly

It’s a true Irish superfood – kale! We grow a variety of kale on the farm, and also source it from other small Irish organic farms. Curly, red, purple, black kale… and they’re all delicious.

Kale is a good source of plant based calcium, high in vitamin A and C, and a source of folate, a B vitamin that’s key for brain development.

From kale crisps to soups, it’s a super versatile ingredient. Read on for kale inspiration.

Click on the links in bold to get straight to the recipe!

This crisp apple and kale salad is a real crowd pleaser.
Love pasta? This kale pasta with roasted pumpkin is a super easy dish.
Kale, but purple. It doesn’t just look amazing, it also tastes fantastic in Colcannon.
for a delicious mid week dinner, try these stuffed mushrooms with sauteed kale!
Saag aloo, but with kale. Yum.
The perfect basic recipe for a delicious twist on a kitchen staple: kale pesto
Snack time! Kale crisps are super easy and delicious. Oh and healthy too!
Breakfast with a twist, this kale pesto and miso mushroom scramble is a great start to your day.

Enjoy!

Pancake recipe roundup

February 20, 2023February 20, 2023 by Simone Kelly

It’s pancake Tuesday tomorrow! What’s your favourite way to eat pancakes? Jam, chocolate spread, or the classic butter/sugar/lemon combo?

Are you team flat or fluffy? Thin beautiful crepes, or thick fluffy style pancakes stacked high on the plate?

Team sweet, or team savoury? We’ve got recipes for every palate.

If you’re looking for inspiration and want to try something different, here’s our pancake recipe roundup. Click on the links in bold to get straight to the recipe!

The basic recipe, but make it vegan! Here’s our vegan pancakes.
Another classic: fluffy pancakes with blueberries and lemon curd.
A winning combination: blood oranges and pancakes!
A twist on the classic lemon pancake: Let’s add poppy seeds!
Go all out with toffee apple pancakes. Delicious!
For warmly spiced pancakes that taste like a hug feels: pumpkin pancakes
Not a fan of sweet? Try these fantastic japanese style cabbage pancakes!
Last but certainly not least, the classic Irish boxty.

Enjoy!