This Coconut Caramel is vegan, refined sugar-free, and mind-bogglingly delicious! It's very easy to make and tastes just like the real thing! You can use this on almost anything, whether it's ice cream, cakes, a spoon (!), and can even be stirred into your coffee as a malty sweetener.
Most people are familiar with za'atar, but dukkah, a spice blend originating from Egypt, shouldn't be underestimated. Fragrant and full of flavor, this spice blend has strong notes of anise which has the power to amplify your labneh, hummus, meat and fish, and can even be eaten alone - with some olive oil and warm bread.
You're going to want to ladle this punchy salsa verde over all your dishes! It's full of flavor and good-for-you ingredients that'll bring life into any meal.
This healthier, plant-based, and gluten-free take on the famous Millionaire's Shortbread, with a creamy caramel made of dates and a biscuity shortbread base made of coconut and almonds, and a layer of dark chocolate.
This light, fresh, yet umami dish is a crowd-pleaser, perfect as a starter, and guaranteed to fool your guests into thinking they're actually eating fish!
These easy, flour free cookies are a much welcomed alternative to the butter, flour, and sugar loaded chocolate chip cookie; made with only almond and coconut flour making them gluten free friendly!
These Saffron Pistachio Caramel Bars are inspired by the the trinity of Persian flavors - made with a cardamom spiced oaty base and a smooth saffron caramel made with rose water and studded with pistachios.
This healthy-ish, plant-based Pretzel Peanut Butter Caramel Pie with White Chocolate Ganache has a salty, malty base of Pretzels, layered with a creamy caramel made of dates and peanut butter, topped with a luxurious white chocolate coconut whipped cream ganache!
These sweet, creamy Brazilian Coconut Truffles are traditionally served at birthday parties and are truly unforgettable! Normally they're made with condensed milk, butter, and coconut - but we're swapping all that out for all kinds of healthy fats: cashews, coconut oil, and secretly some pumpkin puree too.
This Homemade Frankincense Face Cream/Aftershave is a Do It Yourself skincare recipe that doubles as face cream and after shave. Jojoba oil, sweet almond oil, cacao butter, and shea butter make this cream deeply nourishing. Witch hazel is a natural astringent which soothes the skin and cleans any cuts caused by shaving, while Frankincense and Tea Tree oils work their powerful anti-inflammatory magic.
This recipe is loosely adapted and 'veganized' from Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi's recipe in Jerusalem. These light and savoury kebabs are made of cauliflower and artichokes. Great as a starter or a main course, paired with the eggplant, with a simple salad, or as part of a mezze spread. You won't miss the fish in this one!
This layer cake is a tropical dream; a moist coconutty crumb generously slathered with a meringue-like coconut cream frosting and speckled with fresh mango.














