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THERMO MIXER
Dr Sandra Chrystalla
Cabot & Tzaneros
Foreword
I have a Thermomix at home but up until
recently, I had only used it for blending soups.
Chrystalla has now converted all of the recipes
from my book, The Ultimate Detox so that the
program can be even easier for anyone with
a thermal cooking appliance.
The Ultimate Detox is a comprehensive way to improve your own body’s natural detoxification
systems and makes you more aware of the kinds of foods you need to eat regularly. Are they
helping or harming you?
We want you to start feeling better, be more energetic, lose some weight if you need to,
have clearer skin and prevent degenerative diseases.
Once you see the difference in your wellbeing after the program, this may inspire you
to continue paying more attention to your diet.
We also want to make you aware of the many choices you have in your life, such as the kinds
of chemicals you use in your home, and the way you prepare and cook food.
We see many patients with disorders of their immune system, digestive system and liver who
have been unable to get an accurate diagnosis or effective treatment. They have often seen
several doctors - including specialists - and feel like giving up or accepting a life dependent upon
strong and potentially toxic drugs. So, what are these patients to do? Surely, they do not want
to give up in their search for a solution and accept a life of poor health!
If you are in this situation, I would encourage you to consider doing a safe and effective
detoxification program, such as the one you will find in this book. I think it is a great idea to
also use regular detox strategies every day, even if you are in relatively good health, to keep
your immune system and liver healthy. This includes using the specific foods and supplements
mentioned in this book on a regular basis in your daily life.
Living in today’s world, detoxification has never been so relevant. Whether we like it or not,
we are continually exposed to an array of ever-increasing chemicals. Therefore, now more
than ever, we need practical information to stay healthy in this toxic world.
andra Cabot
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If you have questions about the Ultimate
Detox or the 15 Day Cleanse before or
GLUTEN WHEAT SOY during the program, please don’t hesitate to
contact Dr Cabot’s friendly and professional
Health Advisory Team on +612 4655 4666
or email contact@cabothealth.com.au
DAIRY GMO
Those who have type 1 diabetes, liver or kidney failure or are pregnant, should consult their healthcare
professional before undertaking the cleanse. If you have any questions throughout the cleanse, please
don’t hesitate to call our friendly health advisory team on 02 4655 8855.
The Ultimate Liver Cleanse powder is a comprehensive formulation, combining potent antioxidants,
high quality superfoods, herbs, greens, vitamins and minerals. It is very high in protein, containing 60%
protein by weight. The protein comes from superior Golden Pea protein and is suitable for vegans. This
powder contains over 40 key ingredients to support liver and immune health and to increase energy.
KEY BENEFITS
Supports the detoxification pathways of the liver to improve the breakdown
Detoxifying
and elimination of toxins from the body.
Combines potent sources of vitamin C, Kakadu plum and the enzymes
Immune boosting
bromelain and papain designed to reduce inflammation.
Contains easily absorbed protein and the active form of folic (folinic) acid.
Protein
Doubles up as an excellent protein shake for your daily routine.
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The Ultimate Body Cleanse powder is a potent combination of alkalinising greens and minerals. It has
been designed to reduce acidity and optimise the pH (acid-base balance) in the body.
KEY BENEFITS
Contains chlorophyll-rich chlorella
Reduce acidity powder to reduce acidity and
detoxify the body.
The ingredients reduce acidity in the
Anti-inflammatory
body which reduces inflammation.
The ingredients help to protect the
cells against damage. Unhealthy
Cell health cells thrive in an acid environment,
which increases their risk of mutation
into dangerous types of cells.
Ultimate Gut Cleanse 4Best taken 1/2 hr before or 2 hrs after dinner time
Ultimate Gut Cleanse 4Best taken 1/2 hr before or 2 hrs after dinner time
KEY BENEFITS
UltimateGlutamine,
GutLime Chia Seed Flour, Saccharomyces Boulardii, Slippery Elm Bark Powder, Apple Pectin, Natural
Cleanse Ingredients
Aloe Vera Powder-and
5 -Stevia.
UltimateLemon
Gut Cleanse Ingredients
Flavour, Thaumatin,
Glutamine, Chia Seed Flour, Saccharomyces Boulardii, Slippery Elm Bark Powder, Apple Pectin, Natural
Glutamine, Chia Seed Flour, Saccharomyces Boulardii, Slippery Elm Bark Powder, Apple Pectin, Natural
Lemon Lime Flavour, Thaumatin, Aloe Vera Powder and Stevia.
Lemon Lime Flavour, Thaumatin, Aloe Vera Powder and Stevia.
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processed foods lack the nutrients required for detoxification and place additional strain on our livers.
Cleanse?
Toxins and fat build-up in the liver, causing it to be sluggish and/or fatty; this increases the risk of insulin
resistance, diabetes and obesity.
The Dr Cabot Cleanse offers your organs, gut and cells, the support they need to function optimally.
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pesticides, cigarette smoke, medication, alcohol, personal care products and car fumes. Our livers are
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processing all of these toxins, and removing them from our body via our bowels,
in a detox, you are likely to notice a number of positive changes such as more energy, urine,
responsible for processing all of these toxins, and removing them from our body via our bowels, urine,
WHY DO THE ULTIMATE DETOX?
Dr Cabot has used her many years of clinical experience
There are a variety of reasons for following a program
to formulate a program that is based on scientific research
to assist with toxin elimination; these include -
and has helped thousands of people achieve better health.
• Would you like to feel rejuvenated and cleaner?
1) Increased toxin burden caused by industry,
occupational and environmental exposures.
• Would you like to look and feel leaner and less
bloated?
2) If you drink unfiltered tap water, shower without a
filter to eliminate chlorine, drink fluids out of plastic
• Would you like to have more energy and containers, heat food in plastic containers in a
endurance? microwave oven, consume foods from tins and cans
Dr Cabot’s Ultimate Detox is a comprehensive and that contain BPA, you will benefit greatly from a detox
synergistic strategy to help you achieve these wonderful program.
attributes of health. The program has been designed to 3) Working in occupations such as hairdressing, nail
take away the confusion and difficulty of finding the right technology, mechanical repair, farming, printing and
ingredients that will give you optimal results. painting etc
4) Lifestyle choices such as smoking cigarettes, taking
excess medications or excess alcohol.
Toxic World
Toxins are in your soil, packaging, home, water, air, food,
5) The modern diet is heavily processed and often lacks
the vital nutrients that are essential for the liver
perfume, deodorant and all sorts of other items. Many of
these pollutants are stored in the fat cells in your fatty tissues. detoxification pathways to function optimally.
Many toxins are fat soluble and must be made water soluble
by your liver to be able to be eliminated from your body in
water soluble liquids such as bile, sweat and urine. These A healthy liver is vital for breaking down fat soluble toxins
toxins keep building up inside your body, year after year. A big into water soluble toxins; only then can they be safely
problem is, these toxins - often referred to as “obesogens” – eliminated from the body before they cause damage to
are also creating a cascade of metabolic damage that leads to our organs. All of us are exposed to far more toxins than
obesity. Obesogenic compounds (fat-soluble toxins and heavy
we are aware of. Toxins build up in the liver, especially if
metals) make your fat cells grow bigger and damage your
pancreas. This creates the perfect storm for insulin resistance, it is fatty; this means there is less energy left in the liver
diabetes and obesity. If your fat cells are loaded with toxins, for burning fat – the result is a sluggish metabolism, easy
when you diet and exercise, not only do your cells release fat, weight gain and difficulty losing weight.
they also release these obesity causing toxins back into your
bloodstream.. This is where a healthy liver becomes vital to It is for these reasons we can benefit greatly from
break down these toxins before they damage your cells. Dr Cabot’s 15 Day Cleanse powders designed to cover the
most important areas of liver, gut and immune health.
Massage
Massaging the muscles triggers the
release of endorphins, which are the
brain chemicals that produce feelings of
wellbeing. Other benefits of massage
include reducing muscle tension,
improving circulation of blood and
lymphatic fluid and improving joint
mobility and flexibility. Stimulation
of the lymphatic system encourages
the elimination of excess fluid and
toxins. Massaging the feet is a form of
reflexology, which stimulates nerves
that represent different organs in the
body involved in detoxification.
EF Egg Free
DF Optional Dairy Free
DF Dairy Free
Dietary symbols are a guide only. They indicate if a recipe is free from gluten, meat, refined sugar,
nuts or eggs. However, it is your own responsibility to check the ingredients that are used and to
avoid cross contamination in your own kitchen by following standard food safety.
GLUTEN FREE
VEGETARIAN
GUIDE
SUGAR FREE
DAIRY FREE
2.2L BOWL
REQUIRED
NUT FREE
EGG FREE
REFINED
VEGAN
PAGE
SMOOTHIES & DRINKS 17
Mango Tango GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 18
Berry, Coconut and Hemp Seed Smoothie GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 19
Blueberry Mint Green Smoothie GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 20
Apple and Kale Smoothie GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 21
Coconut Milk GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 22
Nut and Seed Milks GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 23
DETOX JUICES 24
Liver Cleasing Juice GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 25
Liver Tonic Juice GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 26
Immune Booster Juice GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 27
BREAKFAST 28
Gluten Free Oat Free Granola GF VEG RSF DF NF EF 29
Poached Eggs with Mushrooms, Tomato and Baby Spinach GF VEG RSF DF NF 30
Zucchini and Herb Omelette GF VEG RSF DF NF 31
Green Frittata GF VEG RSF DF NF 32
Kale Pesto GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 33
Healthy Breakfast Fry Up GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 34
Fresh Fruit With Coconut Yoghurt GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 34
Chia Pudding With Granola and Berries GF VEG RSF DF NF EF 35
Wild About Berries GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 36
LUNCH 37
Pumpkin Soup and Garden Salad GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 38
Strawberry, Walnut and Spinach Salad GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 39
Chicken With Quinoa Salad, Spinach & Avocado GF RSF DF NF EF 40
Chicken and Vegetable Soup GF RSF DF NF EF 41
Tuna or Salmon Salad GF RSF DF NF 42
Hot, Crisp and Mellow Salad GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 43
LSA - Linseeds, Sunflower Seeds, Almonds GF VEG V RSF DF EF 43
Nori Rolls GF RSF DF NF EF 44
Chicken With Greens, Almonds and Zesty Lemon Dressing GF RSF DF NF EF 45
Tempeh Salad GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 46
Pumpkin Piquant Salad GF RSF DF NF EF 47
DINNER 48
Fish Parcels With Vegetables GF RSF DF NF EF 49
Fish Steaks With Tangy Topping GF RSF DF NF EF 50
Vegetable Paella GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 51
Chunky Roast Vegetables GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 52
Vegetable Casserole GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 53
Korma Curry Paste GF VEG V RSF DF EF 54
Grilled Korma Curry Snapper GF RSF DF EF 55
Grilled Atlantic Salmon With Sweet Potato Mash GF RSF DF NF EF 56
Chicken Skewers With Tomatoes, Onions and Zucchini GF RSF DF NF EF 57
Tuna and Rice Hotpot GF RSF DF NF EF 58
Vegetable and Legume Soup GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 59
White Fish With Ginger and Spring Onions GF RSF DF NF EF 60
Poached Chicken Breasts With Spring Vegetables GF RSF DF NF EF 61
Chicken With Baked Brussel Sprouts With Pumpkin and Hemp Seeds GF RSF DF NF EF 62
Quinoa Stuffed Capsicums GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 63
SNACKS 64
Boiled Eggs with Salt and Pepper GF VEG V RSF DF NF 65
Almond Butter GF VEG V RSF DF EF 66
Tahini Paste GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 67
Homeade Hummus GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 68
Easy Guacamole GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 69
Chocolate Chia Pudding GF VEG RSF DF NF EF 70
Heavenly Chocolate Raspberry Mousse GF VEG RSF DF NF EF 71
Fruit Ice Cream GF VEG V RSF DF NF EF 72
Snack Ideas 73
mango tango
Protein Smoothie
INGREDIENTS METHOD
15g LSA, try making your own 1 If making your own LSA, prepare it first as
160g or 1 large ripe mango per recipe instructions. Set aside.
15g or 3 strawberries 2 Add ingredients to the bowl: LSA (15g),
mango (160g), strawberries (15g),
5g or 2cm fresh ginger, peeled
ginger (5g), coconut yoghurt (245g),
245g coconut yoghurt LSA (15g) and Cabot Cleanse powder (1),
1 scoop Cabot Cleanse power, if using.
according to the time of day, optional 3 Blend for 2 minute/speed 9.
Ice to serve, optional 4 Serve with ice, if using.
METHOD
1 If making your own coconut milk
and/or almond milk, prepare it first
as per the recipe instructions.
Refrigerate until needed.
2 Add all other ingredients to bowl:
coconut milk (120g), water/almond milk/
coconut milk (235g), mixed berries (150g),
hemp seeds (15g), shredded coconut (5g),
pea protein powder (20g) and Cabot Cleanse
powder (1), if using.
3 Blend 1 minute/speed 9.
4 Serve with ice, if using.
TIP
Pour leftovers into ice block
moulds and freeze to make
a healthy snack.
Green Smoothie
GF VEG V RSF NF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy
MAKES 1 serve
TOTAL TIME 3 minutes
PREPARATION 3 minutes
INGREDIENTS
225g coconut milk, try making your own
50g spinach
255g blueberries, fresh or frozen
85g kiwi fruit, peeled
3-4 large mint leaves
1 scoop Cabot Cleanse power,
according to the time of day, optional
Ice to serve, optional
METHOD
1 If making your own coconut milk,
prepare it first as per recipe instructions.
Refrigerate until needed.
2 Add all ingredients to the bowl: coconut
milk (225g) , spinach (50g), blueberries
(225g), kiwi fruit (85g), mint leaves (3)
and Cabot Cleanse powder (1), if using.
3 Blend 1 minute/speed 9.
4 Serve with ice if using.
TIP
Pour leftovers into ice block
moulds and freeze to make
a healthy snack.
METHOD
1 Add all ingredients to the bowl: red apple
TIP (1), kale leaves (2), water or coconut water
(200g) and ice (200g) . Blend for 2 minutes/
Ice is essential for this recipe
speed 10.
to help break down the fibres
in the kale. 2 Serve with ice, if using.
Pour leftovers into ice block
moulds and freeze to make
a healthy snack.
MORNING
HAPPINESS
INGREDIENTS
25g shredded or desiccated coconut
250g water
METHOD
1 CUP
1 Add coconut (25g) to bowl and mill
3 seconds/speed 9.
2 Add water (250g) and blend 1 minute/
speed 9.
3 Strain through a nut milk bag.
TIPS
For a 2.2L bowl size, a 1 LITRE
thick coconut milk can be 1 Add coconut (100g) to bowl and mill
made with 1200g of water 3 seconds/speed 9.
and 300g coconut. Adjust 2 Add water (1000g) and blend
the coconut amounts 1 minute/speed 9.
depending on the thickness
3 Strain through a nut milk bag.
that is preferred.
Straining will make the milk
thin and remove the pulp.
However, if you prefer a
thicker texture then you do
not need to strain the milk.
Dehydrate the leftover
coconut pulp or use it in a BET TER
cake, slice, bliss balls or a STARTS
curry to thicken the sauce.
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Use coconut milk in the chia
pudding or blueberry mint
green smoothie.
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Granola
GF VEG RSF NF DF EF
TIP
DIFFICULTY easy
MAKES 4-6 serves Serve granola with almond
TOTAL TIME 30 minutes milk, coconut milk or add it
PREPARATION 10 minutes to the chia puddings.
COOKING 20 minutes
INGREDIENTS
50g quinoa flakes
10g unsweetened coconut flakes
40g sesame seeds
75g pumpkin seeds
70g raw sunflower seeds
60g sliced almonds, optional
65g almond butter, mixed nut butter, tahini or
sunflower seed butter, try making your own
85g honey
½ tsp sea salt
½ tsp extract of your choice: vanilla, almond, anise
65g puffed millet cereal
55g dried unsweetened cranberries or goji berries
METHOD
1 Heat the oven to 180 degrees, fan forced.
2 Weigh quinoa flakes (50g) and coconut flakes (10g) in the bowl and then spread onto a lined
baking tray. Toast in the oven for 2-3 minutes to lightly brown.
3 Weigh the sesame seeds (40g), pumpkin seeds (75g), sunflower seeds (70g), sliced almonds (60g) and
spread on another lined baking tray and toast in the oven for 5 minutes or until lightly browned.
4 If making your own nut butter, prepare it now as per the recipe instructions. Set aside nut butter
leaving only 65g in the bowl.
5 Add honey (85g), sea salt (½ tsp) and extract of choice (½ tsp) and mix for 2 minutes/60 degrees/
speed 2.
6 Add all remaining ingredients to the bowl including the millet (65g), dried berries (55g), toasted
nuts and seeds and mix together 10 seconds/reverse/speed 4.
7 Spread the mix over 2 baking trays and roast in the oven for approximately 10 minutes or
until toasted.
8 Serve with fresh berries of choice or each dry as a tasty snack.
GF VEG V RSF NF DF EF
TIPS
DIFFICULTY easy
If grinding your own flaxseed,
MAKES 1 serve
it is important to grind at
TOTAL TIME 20 minutes
least 1 tablespoon. If using
PREPARATION 7 minutes
flaxseed often, grind more in
COOKING 13 minutes
a bigger batch and refrigerate
until needed.
This recipe can be doubled.
Try cooking spinach in the INGREDIENTS
steaming dish along with the ½ tablespoon ground flaxseeds, try grounding
tomato, mushroom and eggs. your own
1 egg in a cup soft boiled is 1000g water
about 11 minutes, medium 2 eggs
to well is 13 minutes cooked
through around 16 minutes. ½ tomato, quartered
ON THE SU
4 Put the tomato (½) and sliced mushroom (1)
around the dish and cover with the
SIDE steaming lid. Cook for 13 minutes/steaming
temperature/speed 1.
5 Add spinach (20g) to the serving plate and
serve with eggs, tomato and mushrooms.
Season with salt and pepper and sprinkle
over the ground flaxseeds.
Omelette EGG-CI
TING!
TIP
Try adding some extra herbs
and spices such as chili flakes,
turmeric powder, and/or garlic
powder, at step 3.
60g spring onions, tops and bottoms cut 4 Cook the omelette in a pan or continue
off and roughly chopped into pieces to cook in the steaming dish. Wet and
scrunch some baking paper and line the
10 strands of chives steaming tray. Pour the mixture on top
10g parsley of the baking paper.
180g zucchini, topped, tailed 5 Add water (500g) to the bowl. Place the
roughly chopped large steaming dish and steaming tray into
2 eggs position. Cook for 10-15 minutes/steaming
temperature/speed 2.
sea salt and freshly ground black
pepper to taste
500g water if steaming
INGREDIENTS
40g or 2 leaves spinach, washed and
roughly chopped, no hard stalks
handful of parsley
2 spring onions, cut in quarters
1 zucchini, roughly chopped
150g leek, roughly chopped
1 tsp sea salt and a little white pepper
20g olive oil
5 whole organic eggs
METHOD
1 Preheat oven to 180 degrees, fan forced.
2 Add spinach (40g) to bowl and shred
5 seconds/speed 5. Tip into a baking dish.
3 Add parsley (handful) and spring onion (2) to
the bowl and chop for 3 seconds/speed 7.
4 Without scraping down sides, add zucchini (1)
and leek (150g) and chop 3 seconds/speed 5.
5 Scrape down sides, add salt (1 tsp), pepper,
oil (20g) and cook 3 minutes/100 degrees/
reverse/slowest speed.
6 Arrange the green vegetables into the pan.
7 Add the eggs (5) to the bowl and blend TIP
10 seconds/speed 4. Try the frittata with the kale pesto.
8 Pour egg mix over the greens and then bake Suitable to freeze.
in the oven for 20 minutes or until cooked.
9 Serve the frittata warm or cold.
TIPS
Can store in the fridge for up to one
week.
Drizzle kale pesto on top of frittata,
omelets, any veggies or the poached
chicken breast with spring vegetables
recipe.
To make this recipe nut
free use seeds instead of the walnuts.
Breakfast fry up
GF VEG V RSF NF DF EF METHOD
Add tomato (1), mushrooms (60g), capsicum (85g) and
DIFFICULTY easy shallot (15g) and chop 3 seconds/speed 5.
MAKES 2 serves
TOTAL TIME 10 minutes OPTION 1: Continue to cook in the bowl
PREPARATION 4 minutes 2 Scrape down sides and add oil (20g) and cook
COOKING 6 minutes 3 minutes/100 degrees/reverse/slowest speed.
3 Add beans (1 can), apple cider vinegar (10g) and
INGREDIENTS sprig of basil (1) and cook 3 minutes/100 degrees/
1 tomato, quartered reverse/slowest speed.
60g or 2 mushrooms, halved 4 Pour into a dish and serve with a side of avocado (½).
85g or ½ capsicum, roughly chopped
OPTION 2: Fry in a pan
15g or 1 shallot or spring onion
topped, tailed and chopped in half Heat olive oil (20g) in a pan and toss in all of the
chopped vegetables. After they have been cooking for
20g olive oil
a while, add cannellini beans, apple cider vinegar and
400g can cannellini beans, drained basil. Serve with avocado.
10g organic apple cider vinegar
sprig of basil, roughly torn
½ avocado, diced
GF VEG RSF NF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy
MAKES 1 serve or 4 serves
TOTAL TIME 2 hours 2 minutes
PREPARATION 2 minutes
SETTING 2 hours
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INGREDIENTS METHOD
1 SERVE 1 If making your own almond milk, coconut milk or
gluten free granola, prepare these first as per recipe
110g almond milk or coconut instructions. Refrigerate the milk until needed and set
milk, try making your own aside the granola into an airtight container.
35g gluten free granola, try 2 Add chia seeds (25g), prepared almond/coconut milk
making your own (110g), honey (10g) and cinnamon (¼ tsp) to the bowl.
25g chia seeds Mix 5 seconds/reverse/speed 3.
10g honey 3 Scrape down the sides and transfer pudding into
¼ tsp cinnamon serving glass. Refrigerate the pudding for at least
2 hours, preferably overnight.
50g mixed berries
4 Add a layer of granola (35g) on top of the chia
dollop of coconut yoghurt,
pudding and garnish with berries (50g) on top and a
optional
dollop of coconut yoghurt if desired.
4 SERVES
440g almond milk or coconut
milk, try making your own TIPS
140g gluten free granola, try Make double or triple the batch size to
making your own have some quick and easy breakfast or
100g chia seeds snacks ready to go in the fridge.
40g honey For a sweeter taste, add some vanilla
1 tsp cinnamon extract to the chia pudding mixture in
step 3.
200g mixed berries
4 dollops of coconut yoghurt,
optional
NOURISH METHOD
YOUR BODY
1 Place the small simmering basket on
top of the lid and weigh out all the fresh
berries: raspberries (40g), blueberries (40g),
boysenberries (40g), strawberries (40g).
Rinse the berries with water and set aside.
2 Add yoghurt (240g) and frozen berries (40g)
to the bowl. Blend for 10 seconds/speed 9.
3 Scrape down sides and blend for 5 seconds/
speed 5.
4 Serve the whipped soft ice confection, with
berries on top.
TIPS
Add an extra 300g of frozen
berries for a thicker frozen sorbet.
Attach the butterfly and an egg
white for a creamy sorbet. Mix for
1-2 minutes/speed 4 or until nice
and fluffy.
TIP
If making your own vegetable
stock paste, prepare it first
as per the traditional recipe
instructions.
For a thicker soup add more
pumpkin or less water.
METHOD
1 Add walnuts (20g) to the bowl and dry roast
TIP 8 minutes/100 degrees/speed 1. Place whole
walnuts into the salad or if preferred, chop for
This recipe can be doubled 1 second/turbo.
or tripled.
2 Add all other ingredients to the bowl: spinach
(40g), strawberries (100g), vinegar (1½ tbsp)
and mix 10 seconds/reverse/speed 1.
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GF RSF NF DF EF METHOD
1 Add water (1000g) to the bowl and place
DIFFICULTY easy the small simmering basket inside.
MAKES 1 serve Weigh in quinoa (250g). Place the lid on
TOTAL TIME 40 minutes top with the large steaming dish and the
PREPARATION 10 minutes steaming tray.
COOKING 30 minutes 2 Wet and scrunch some baking paper
and lay it on the steaming tray. Place the
chicken breast (1) on the baking paper and
INGREDIENTS season with salt and pepper to taste.
1000g water 3 Cook for 25 - 30 minutes/steaming
temperature/speed 4. Ensure the chicken
250g quinoa
is cooked through. Set the chicken and
1 chicken breast quinoa aside.
salt and pepper to taste 4 Clean and dry mixing bowl.
40g almonds, optional 5 Add almonds (40g) to bowl and chop
½ red apple, cored and quartered 10 seconds/speed 5. Set aside.
20g spinach leaves 6 Without washing the bowl, chop the
½ avocado, roughly chopped apple (½) for 3 seconds/speed 5.
Set aside with almonds.
1 mandarin, peeled and broken into pieces
7 Add spinach leaves (20g), avocado (½),
mandarin (1) and quinoa to almonds
and apple to create a salad.
8 Serve chicken with salad on the side.
TIP
This recipe can be doubled.
Add some tamari on top of the
chicken for extra flavour.
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Add a tablespoon of veggie
stock paste to the water when
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cooking quinoa for extra
flavour. HEALTH
To reduce the cooking time, cut
the chicken into smaller pieces.
WARM AND
COMFORTING
TIP
This recipe can be doubled or
tripled.
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INGREDIENTS
150g linseeds TIP
100g sunflower seeds This recipe can be doubled
50g almonds if you use it often.
METHOD
1 If making your own LSA, prepare it first as per recipe
instructions. Refrigerate until ready to use.
2 Add water (1000g) to the bowl. Then add the small
simmering basket and weigh in rice (350g). Cook
for 20 minutes (white rice) or 50 minutes (brown
rice)/100 degrees/speed 4.
3 While this cooks dry roast the sesame seeds (2 tbsp)
in a pan until lightly golden.
4 While the rice is still warm, tip it into a large bowl and
stir through LSA (3 tbsp) and sesame seeds (2 tbsp).
5 Peel avocado (1) and slice into strips.
GF RSF NF DF EF METHOD
1 Add the lemon rind (1/2 lemon) and grate
DIFFICULTY easy 1 minute/speed 9.
MAKES 1 large serve 2 Scrape down sides, then add the other dressing
TOTAL TIME 40 minutes ingredients: lemon juice (20g) and olive oil (20g).
PREPARATION 10 minutes Mix 5 seconds/speed 2. Set aside.
COOKING 30 minutes 3 Without washing the bowl, add water (1000g).
4 Wet and scrunch some baking paper and lay it
INGREDIENTS on the large steaming tray. Place chicken on the
baking paper. Season with salt and pepper to
DRESSING taste and squeeze some extra lemon juice on top.
rind of 1/2 lemon, peeled no white pith 5 Place the steaming tray and the large steaming
20g lemon juice, plus extra to squeeze dish into position. Steam for 20 minutes/
20g olive oil, cold pressed steaming temperature/speed 2.
6 In the meantime, dry roast almonds in a pan over
CHICKEN AND VEGETABLES medium heat.
1000g water 7 Add the broccolini (4) to the base of the large
1 skinless chicken breast fillet steaming dish and cook for a further 5 minutes/
steaming temperature/speed 2.
salt and pepper to taste
8 Add the asparagus (4) and sugar snap peas
extra lemon juice for chicken
(80g) and cook for another 5 minutes/steaming
4 stems broccolini temperature/speed 2.
4 stems of asparagus, hard ends 9 Ensure the veggies and chicken are cooked
chopped off through to your liking.
80g sugar snap peas. topped and tailed 10 Place the veggies on a serving platter, top with the
handful almonds, optional roasted almonds and sliced avocado (1/2).
½ avocado, slice just before serving 11 Drizzle the dressing over the veggies and serve
½ lemon the cooked chicken.
TIPS
This recipe can be doubled.
Cooking times may vary.
To reduce the cooking time, chop
the chicken into smaller pieces.
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DRESSING 5 Ensure that the bowl is clean, dry and cool. Chop the
garlic (1) and cumin (¼ tsp) for 3 seconds/speed 7.
1 large garlic clove, peeled
6 Add remaining dressing ingredients: sesame oil (95g),
¼ tsp ground cumin lemon juice (60g) and mix 5 seconds/speed 4. Set aside
95g sesame oil, cold pressed and refrigerate until needed.
60g lemon juice, freshly squeezed
SALAD
SALAD 7 In a clean bowl, add fennel (15g) and chop for
15g fresh fennel, small part 3 seconds/speed 5. Set aside in a serving dish for
of bulb the salad.
2-3 fresh mint leaves 8 Add mint leaves (2-3) and spring onions (2) to the bowl
2 spring onions, roughly chopped and chop for 3 seconds/speed 7. Add to the salad.
40g walnuts or pecan nuts, 9 Use the scales to weigh the walnuts (40g) and raisins
optional (10g). Add to the salad.
10g raisins 10 Add all other ingredients to the salad: prepared
chicken, prepared pumpkin and orange chunks (1).
1 small orange, peeled and cut
Toss the salad with the dressing and serve.
into chunks
TIP
Cooking time may vary
depending on the size of
the fish fillets
GF RSF NF DF EF METHOD
1 Add water (500g) to the bowl.
DIFFICULTY easy
2 Add vegetables to the large steaming dish:
MAKES 2 serves
carrots (2) and cauliflower (75g).
TOTAL TIME 30 minutes
PREPARATION 8 minutes 3 Place fish (2) onto some baking paper and
COOKING 22 minutes drizzle with lemon juice (50g and dill (2).
Use string to enclose the parcel if needed.
4 Position steaming tray and lid in
INGREDIENTS place. Cook for 20 minutes/steaming
500g water temperature/speed 2.
2 medium carrots, roughly chopped 5 Add the beans (60g) to the steaming
75g cauliflower, roughly chopped into dish and continue to cook for 2 minutes/
small florets steaming temperature/speed 2 or until
fish and vegetables are cooked through.
2 x 200g firm white fish fillets
50g lemon juice
2 sprig of dill
60g green beans, topped and tailed
GF RSF NF DF EF INGREDIENTS
2 spring onion, topped, tailed and cut in half
DIFFICULTY medium
handful fresh basil
MAKES 2 serves
TOTAL TIME 30-60 minutes handful fresh parsley
PREPARATION 10 minutes 1 tomato, quartered
COOKING 20-50 minutes 10g lemon juice
10g cold pressed olive oil
salt and ground black pepper to taste
2 white fish steaks
1000g water
200g basmati or brown rice
big green salad
METHOD
1 Add spring onion (2), basil (handful), parsley
(handful) and chop 3 seconds/speed 7.
2 Without scraping down sides, add tomato (1)
and chop 3 seconds/speed 5.
3 Scrape down sides and add lemon juice
(10g), olive oil (10g), salt and pepper to taste
and mix 3 seconds/reverse/speed 3.
4 Put the fish (2) on some baking paper in the
steaming tray and pour the mixture on top.
5 Without washing the bowl, weigh in water
(1000g). Place the small simmering basket
into the bowl and weigh in rice (200g).
6 Position the large steaming tray on top
and cook for 20 minutes (white rice)
or 50 minutes (brown rice)/steaming
temperature/speed 2.
TIPS 7 If using brown rice, remove the fish from
This recipe can be doubled. the steaming tray after the first 20 minutes
and keep it warm in a thermal dish or a
The tangy sauce can be served
warmed oven.
hot or cold.
8 Serve rice with fish and a big green salad
on the side.
Roast Vegetables
GF VEG V RSF NF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy
MAKES 4 serves
TOTAL TIME 40 minutes
PREPARATION 10 minutes
COOKING 30 minutes
INGREDIENTS
VEGETABLES:
2 large capsicums, deseeded and cut into thick strips
2 small eggplants, trimmed, cut into quarters
3 carrots, cut into chunks
2 medium onions, peeled and cut into quarters
1 bunch asparagus, hard ends cut off
DRESSING:
3 sprigs fresh rosemary, leaves only
4 sprigs of fresh thyme, leaves only
5 cloves garlic, peeled
2 tsp salt
1 tsp ground black pepper
50g olive oil or coconut oil
METHOD
1 Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, fan forced. TIPS
2 Place all the cut vegetables onto two oven trays. Roasted vegetables also
taste great when they
3 Make the dressing in the bowl: Add rosemary (3)
are cold.
to bowl and mill 1 minute/speed 8.
Refrigerate leftovers and
4 Add thyme (4) and garlic cloves (5) and chop eat them for lunch the
3 seconds/speed 7. Scrape down sides.
following day.
5 Add salt (2 tsp), pepper (1 tsp), oil (40g) and mix Select a range of
3 seconds/speed 2.
vegetables based on
6 Drizzle dressing over both trays of vegetables and what’s in season and
gently mix it through to evenly coat vegetables. what you enjoy.
7 Bake for approximately 30 minutes or until roasted.
GF VEG V RSF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy TIPS
MAKES 300g or 3 serves Whole spices are preferred for its robust
TOTAL TIME 20 minutes flavour profile. If using pre-ground
PREPARATION 15 minutes spices, add the cardamom (½ tsp),
COOKING 5 minutes cumin (½ tbsp) and coriander (½ tbsp) at
step 5 as they do not need dry roasting.
INGREDIENTS Change the type and quantity of chilli
5 whole cardamom pods depending on flavour preference.
5g or 1 tbsp cumin seeds, whole This recipe can be doubled or tripled.
5g or 1 tbsp coriander seeds, whole Blending times may vary.
Korma paste is suitable to freeze.
½ tsp mustard seeds
Portion into 100g batches and use with
60g raw macadamia, cashews or the Grilled Korma Curry Snapper.
almond meal
15g fresh coriander, leaves and stems
20g tomato paste
4 cloves garlic, peeled METHOD
1 green chilli, deseeded if preferred 1 Add whole cardamom pods (5) to bowl and
de-shell by chopping 3 seconds/reverse/speed
25g desiccated coconut
7. Remove and discard the outer shell. Keep
5g or 1 tbsp garam masala only the small seeds in the bowl.
3 cm piece fresh ginger 2 Add to the bowl: whole cumin seeds (5g),
2 tsp sweet paprika whole coriander seeds (5g) and mustard
2 tsp turmeric seeds (1/2 tsp). Dry roast 5 minutes/steaming
temperature/reverse/speed 1.
5g salt
3 Take the lid off and allow to cool for 5 minutes.
150g olive oil
4 Mill the seeds for 2 minute/speed 10.
5 Add macadamia (60g), fresh coriander (15g),
tomato paste (20g), garlic (4), chilli (1), coconut
(25g), garam masala (1 tbsp), ginger (3 cm),
paprika (2 tsp), turmeric (2 tsp), salt (5g)
and oil (150g). Blend 1 minute/speed 5.
Scrape down the sides and blend again
1 minute/speed 5. Ensure a smooth
paste has formed otherwise continue
blending 10 seconds/speed 5 or
until smooth.
Curry Snapper
GF RSF DF EF METHOD
1 If making your own korma curry
DIFFICULTY medium paste, prepare it first as per the recipe
MAKES 2 serves instructions. Refrigerate until needed.
TOTAL TIME 1 hour
2 In a clean bowl add coriander leaves (5g)
PREPARATION 10 minutes
and chop 3 seconds/speed 7.
COOKING 50 minutes
3 Scrape down sides, add korma (100g),
silvered almonds (30g) and mix 5 seconds/
reverse/speed 2. Set aside and use to
baste over fish (1).
INGREDIENTS 4 Without washing the bowl, add water
100g korma curry paste (1000g) to the bowl.
5g coriander leaves, chopped finely 5 Add the small simmering basket to the
30g slivered almonds, optional bowl and weigh in the rice (350g). Cook for
50 minutes/100 degrees/speed 4.
1 whole baby snapper, cleaned and gutted
6 Preheat grill or barbecue.
1000g water
7 Score snapper on both sides 3-4 times
350g brown rice
diagonally.
½ lime cut into wedges for garnish
8 Grill snapper on both sides until the center
1 tbsp cold pressed olive oil is cooked.
salad
9 Brush citrus pieces with oil and lightly grill.
Serve with snapper, a small amount of
brown rice and salad.
TIPS
The fish can be cooked in the large steaming dish at the same time if preferred.
Just increase the temperature to steaming temperature. The cooking time will
vary depending on the size of the fish. For example, 15 minutes for a thin filleted
piece or 30 minutes for a whole fish.
Try adding about 50-100g of coconut cream at step 3 to give a different flavor to
the korma paste.
TIPS
This recipe can be doubled. Cooking times may vary
depending on the size of the salmon.
The salmon and vegetables can also be baked in the
oven. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, place capsicum
and tomatoes in a baking dish and cover with oil, apple
cider vinegar, salt and pepper and bake for 30 minutes.
Try making your own almond milk for this recipe.
GF RSF NF DF EF
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DIFFICULTY medium
MAKES 2 serves
GRILL O
TOTAL TIME 2 hours 30 minutes
MARINADE 2 hours
PREPARATION 15 minutes
COOKING 15 minutes
INGREDIENTS
MARINADE CHICKEN AND VEGETABLES
1 clove of garlic, peeled 300g chicken breast, diced
20g olive oil 1 zucchini, sliced
10g soy sauce 1-1/2 capsicum, sliced
1 tsp salt 1-1/2 onion, sliced
pepper to taste 5-6 mushrooms, halved
½ tsp paprika 2-3 tomatoes
METHOD
1. Add all marinade ingredients to the bowl: garlic (1),
olive oil (20g), soy sauce (10g), salt (1 tsp), pepper
(to taste) and paprika (½ tsp). Blend 30 seconds/
speed 7.
2. Place chicken and vegetable ingredients into a large
bowl: chicken (300g), zucchini (1), capsicum (1),
onion (1) and mushrooms (5). Use the marinade
to coat the chicken and vegetables. Mix well.
3. Cover with cling wrap and refrigerate. Allow them
to marinate for at least 1-2 hours.
TIP
4. Preheat the grill or BBQ.
This recipe can be
doubled. 5. Cut the tomatoes (3) into chunks.
Use this marinade to 6. Arrange all the ingredients onto skewers.
coat chicken thigh or 7. Place the skewers on the prepared grill, cook them
a whole chicken and for 10-15 minutes or until cooked through.
roast in the oven.
8. Serve skewers hot.
TIPS
This recipe can be made in a
bowl that is smaller than 2.2L,
if the ingredients are halved.
Suitable for freezing.
Try pre-portioning this into
serving sizes before freezing.
Defrost and reheat as needed.
GF RSF NF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy TIPS
MAKES 2 serves Fish can also be baked in the oven:
TOTAL TIME 20 minutes preheat the oven to 180 degrees
PREPARATION 5 minutes and bake fish parcels for 15-20
COOKING 15 minutes minutes.
Try cooking the vegetables in the
base of the large steaming dish
rather than inside the fish parcels.
Add a variety of extra vegetables
INGREDIENTS to the base of the large steaming
2 pieces fish of your choice, fresh dish if preferred.
METHOD
1 Place a piece of fish onto some foil. Repeat for each fish.
2 Add oil (10g) and ginger (2) to the bowl and chop for 3 seconds/speed 7. Spread over each fish.
3 Top each fish with spring onion (1), broccoli (3) and a lemon wedge (1) and loosely cover with foil.
4 Place fish parcels into the steaming tray. Add water (500g) to the bowl and position the
steaming tray into the large steaming dish on top of the bowl. Steam for 15 minutes/steaming
temperature/speed 2 or until fish is cooked through.
5 Season with salt and pepper to taste and top off with slivered almonds.
GF RSF NF DF EF METHOD
1 Add stock paste (½ tbsp) and water (300g) to bowl
DIFFICULTY easy and boil for 3 minutes/100 degrees/speed 2.
MAKES 2 serves
2 Add garlic (2) to the bowl.
TOTAL TIME 30 minutes
PREPARATION 7 minutes 3 Position the large steaming dish and steaming tray
COOKING 23 minutes on top of the bowl.
4 Wet and scrunch some baking paper and lay it on
the steaming tray. Place chicken breast (2) onto the
INGREDIENTS baking paper and steam for 10 minutes/steaming
temperature/reverse/speed 2.
½ tbsp chicken stock paste,
try making your own 5 Turn the chicken over so it can evenly cook.
Carefully remove the large steaming dish off the
300g water bowl and remove the lid. Add broad beans (100g)
2 garlic cloves, peeled and to the bowl with the stock and garlic.
crushed
6 Position the large steaming dish back on top of
2 chicken breasts, roughly the bowl. Add the zucchini (3) and baby carrots
chopped into cubes (200g) to the steaming dish. Place the steaming
100g broad beans tray with the chicken back into position and cook
for a further 10 minutes/steaming temperature/
3 baby zucchini, topped,
reverse/slowest speed.
tailed, sliced lengthways
200g baby carrots, peeled 7 Serve the chicken, vegetables and beans on a plate,
drizzle kale pesto (2 tbsp) and season with salt and
2 tbsp kale pesto, try pepper to taste.
making your own
salt and pepper to taste
TIPS
Use the remaining liquid to make a soup with
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the broad beans. Try shredding the chicken
and putting it through the soup.
VERSION If making your own chicken stock paste,
OF YOU! prepare it first as per the traditional recipe
instructions. Scoop out most of the stock paste
and refrigerate until needed. Use what’s left in
the bowl to prepare the stock for this recipe so
that it is not wasted.
GF RSF NF DF EF METHOD
1 Peel the rind from the lemon (1) with a
DIFFICULTY medium peeler and add it to the bowl. Cut the
MAKES 2 serves lemon in half and juice the lemon. Set the
TOTAL TIME 40 minutes juice aside.
PREPARATION 10 minutes
2 Add the fresh rosemary (3) to the bowl with
COOKING 30 minutes the lemon and mill for 1 minute/speed 9.
3 Scrape down sides, add oil (40g), lemon
juice (50g) and mix 10 seconds/speed 4.
4 Place vegetables: pumpkin (550g), brussels
INGREDIENTS sprouts (200g) and chicken (500g) into the
1 lemon, peeled large steaming dish and coat them with the
lemon mixture using a pastry brush. Make
50g lemon juice, freshly squeezed
a hole in the center of the dish to ensure
3 sprigs of fresh rosemary that steam can rise through.
40g olive oil 5 Season chicken and vegetables with salt
550g butternut pumpkin, peeled and and pepper to taste.
cut into 2 cm cubes
6 Without washing the bowl, fill it with water
200g brussel sprouts, cut in half to the 1L mark (1000g). Place the lid on
500g chicken thighs the bowl. Place the large steaming dish on
top of the lid and steam for 30 minutes/
sea salt and cracked black pepper, to taste
steaming temperature/speed 2 or until
1000g water chicken is cooked through.
40g hemp seeds or pepita 7 Sprinkle the dish with the hemp seeds (40g)
or pepita (40g) before serving.
TIP
This recipe can also be roasted in the oven at 200 degrees, fan forced for 30 minutes.
TIP
Try adding some lemon
peel, currents or raisins
to the mixture.
TIPS
Fill the small simmering basket up with more eggs to make a larger quantity.
Exact cooking time will depend on the size of the eggs, the temperature of the
eggs and the temperature of the water when starting.
Eggs that are very fresh may be more difficult to peel after boiled. This is
because eggs that are really fresh have more shell membranes that clings to
the inside of the shell.
To easily deshell boiled eggs, first crack the egg several times all over the shell.
Then firmly roll the egg over a hard surface such as a bench top or in the palms
of your hands. With the eggshell broken into small pieces rather than large
chunks, the shell will come off much easier.
INGREDIENTS
250g almonds
1 tbsp coconut oil or macadamia oil,
optional
METHOD
1 Add almonds (250g) to the bowl and
blend 30 seconds/speed 9.
2 Scrape down sides of bowl, add oil
(1 tbsp) if using and blend for
1 minute/speed 8 scraping down
sides as needed.
3 Scrape down sides and continue to
blend on speed 5 until the desired
texture and consistency is achieved.
TIPS
Add more oil for a smoother
consistency.
The longer the nuts are
blended, the more natural
oil the nuts will release.
TIP
Add more oil to achieve a liquid
based tahini.
Use tahini paste to make
Quinoa Stuffed Capsicums, Basil
Pesto, Homemade Hummus,
Gluten Free Oat Free Granola.
TIP
Try sprinkling some dukkah
over the hummus and add
a drizzle of olive oil.
GOOD
5g lemon juice or lime juice, freshly squeezed
1 tsp sea salt
black pepper to taste, optional
FAT
TIP
Serve with vegetable
sticks such as carrots
or celery.
GF VEG RSF NF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy
TIPS
MAKES 1 serve or 4 serves Try using a variety of garnish on top
TOTAL TIME 2 hours 2 minutes of the pudding such as berries, fruit,
PREPARATION 2 minutes homemade granola or even some
SETTING 2 hours pureed fruit coulis.
Make double or triple the batch size to
have some quick and easy breakfast
INGREDIENTS or snacks ready to go in the fridge.
1 SERVE:
110g coconut milk or coconut cream
25g chia seeds
10g honey
1 tbsp raw cacao powder, optional
½ vanilla pod, split and scraped
or 1 tsp vanilla extract
2 strawberries
15g coconut flakes
4 SERVES:
440g coconut milk or coconut cream
100g chia seeds
40g honey
4 tbsp raw cacao powder, optional
2 vanilla pods, split and scraped
or 2 tsp vanilla extract
8 strawberries
60g coconut flakes
METHOD
1 If making your own coconut milk, prepare it first as per recipe instructions. Refrigerate until
needed.
2 Add chia seeds (25g), prepared coconut milk/coconut cream (110g), honey (10g), cacao if using
(1 tbsp) and vanilla (½ pod) to the bowl. Mix 5 seconds/reverse/speed 3.
3 Scrape down sides and transfer pudding into glasses and refrigerate the pudding for at least
2 hours, preferably overnight.
4 Garnish with sliced strawberries (2) and coconut flakes (15g).
Chocolate
Raspberry
Mousse
GF VEG RSF NF DF EF
DIFFICULTY easy
MAKES 4 serves
TOTAL TIME 2 hours 5 minutes
PREPARATION 5 minutes
SETTING 2 hours
INGREDIENTS METHOD
200g ripe avocado, deseeded, 1 Add all ingredients to the bowl: avocado (200g),
skinned and roughly chopped vanilla (½ tsp), raw cacao (15g) raspberries (50g)
½ tsp vanilla extract and honey (25g). Blend for 10 seconds/speed 4.
Scrape down sides.
15g raw cacao powder
2 Continue to blend 30 seconds/speed 4. Scrape down
50g raspberries
sides and blend again for another 30 seconds/speed 4.
25g honey
3 Portion into cups or bowls and allow it to set in the
fridge for at least 2 hours, preferably overnight.
TIPS
Fish can also be baked in the oven: preheat the oven to 180 degrees and bake fish
parcels for 15-20 minutes.
Try cooking the vegetables in the base of the large steaming dish rather than inside
the fish parcels. Add a variety of extra vegetables to the base of the large steaming
dish if preferred.
This recipe can be doubled. Cooking times may vary.
Try adding chilli when chopping the ginger in step 2, for an extra boost of flavor.
Try adding some eggs to the small simmering basket and eat them as a snack for
the next day.
To make a larger meal, cook some rice in the small simmering basket at step 4.
Steam for 20 minutes/steaming temperature/speed 4.
YOU
DECIDE
Celery sticks with homemade hummus Fruit salad with coconut yoghurt
or tahini
Baked sweet potato
Carrot sticks with guacamole
Carrot chips
Raw nuts and seeds
Hot chocolate made with cacao and nut/
Boiled eggs with salt and pepper seed milk
Raw juice Cacao milkshake made with nut/seed milk
Apple slices with almond butter Nut and seed crackers
Mandarines, oranges, apples and/or berries Cashew cheese
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