easy
Recipes that no require a high level of skill and can be prepared in a reasonably quick time.
Warm raspberry sauce
Serve warm raspberry sauce with chilled Danish rice pudding for a contrast of textures and temperatures.
Quinoa cheddar puffs
If quinoa has to be an acquired taste for you, try these muffins at breakfast or snack time. This is a fun and savory way to incorporate super foods into your diet.
Orzo with brown butter
A pasta recipe as simple as it can be. This recipe will serve six people as a starter or side dish and four as a main course.
Quinoa pilaf
Use quinoa as you would use rice as it is done in this pilaf recipe. Quinoa is considered a super food because it is a protein rich seed that contains all the essential amino-acids. It is also a good source of iron and other minerals.
Feta baked tomatoes
Use ripe tomatoes with a beautiful tomato red color. Ripe tomatoes add sweetness to this recipe.
Spicy blueberry jam
A hint of spice gives a delightfully zesty taste to the fruit.
Mango chutney
Great with leftover turkey or roast chicken, or to accompany a plain poached chicken.
Summer strawberry jam
Making jams at home is a rewarding process. This is the way to preserve the flavor of spring, canned or frozen, to bring it back later.
Avocado and rock lobster salad
Serve salad inside avocado shell halves or over shredded lettuce. This recipe will serve 8 people as a starter or 4 people as a main dish.
Beer can grilled chicken
This is a surprisingly simple way to make an amazing barbecue whole chicken on the grill. With this recipe, you don’t need any special equipment, just a beer can and it makes incredibly moist chicken you’ll remember for a long time.