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    Reflection on 2018

    Reflection on 2018

    Looking back on 2018, it has been busier and more varied than I could have imagined. I have spent most of my working hours engaged in 2 main activities: supporting my clients and learning, but as well as that I have written a weekly newspaper column, given educational talks to local charities, support groups and schools and created many new recipes. The learning which I have done this year has been not only from organised CPD (continued professional development) events, but a
    A meal in a bowl

    A meal in a bowl

    Following my current theme of easy, but nutritious and warming meals, here is another soup but this one has chunkier vegetable pieces than the smooth soups I usually prefer. The vegetables in the recipe are my choices and can easily be swapped for other vegetables that you enjoy, like parsnips and cabbage instead of carrots and kale. Minestrone traditionally contains meat and pasta, but this one has lots of vegetables, and beans provide some protein. Minestrone 1 tablespoon o
    Another simple supper

    Another simple supper

    Carrying on with my new found passion for sheet pan cooking, here is another very simple but nutritious supper that I made using the same method I described in the last blog. Once again, I started the process 1.5 hours before I wanted to serve the meal. For the first 45 minutes, chunks of sweet potato, parsnip and carrot baked on the tray. Then, I added the red onion and courgettes (this was about 45 minutes before the meal). At 15 minutes before serving, I added cubes of fre
    So simple!

    So simple!

    I am really into sheet pan cooking at the moment. It is a great way to make a whole meal without using any saucepans and not spending lots of time tending to a meal. The idea is to cook the entire meal on one oven tray, adding the ingredients in order of how long they need to cook. Last night’s dinner comprised of cod, potatoes, Jerusalem artichokes, fennel, carrots and cauliflower, and there was barely any clearing up to do at the end!! I chopped up all the vegetables into c

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