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What I'm eating

  • My current snacking obsession is dried figs.
  • Monday. Breakfats: tweaked the scrambled eggs. Mixed through harissa, oven roasted pumpkin and fresh parsley.
  • Saturday. Richard is making pizza. He bought the pizza dough from the local pizza parlour, but is doing the rest himself.
  • Saturday. Pine mushrooms (like these http://ow.ly/1iyxs ) and Swiss browns on toast.
  • Friday. Breakfast: Indian-style scrambled eggs on toast. Yes, I'm still not bored of it. http://ow.ly/1hmdt

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Kathryn Elliott, a Sydney nutritionist, writes about diet and health — how to eat well in a busy life.

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Posted by kathryn in Blogging, Vegetables and Legumes

Some of the juicy, juicy stuff I’ve spotted recently. * White beans & a book: I love this white beans with rosemary recipe from Jules at Stonesoup_. She matches it with lamb cutlets, I can imagine mashing it on toast for breakfast or lunch. And along with the white beans, Jules has announced pre-orders are available for her new book "_And The Love is Free":http://thestonesoup.com/blog/2009/06/and-the-love-is-free-some-shameless-self-promotion/. There’s a tasty little sample you can download before ordering. * Eating at work: …

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Too busy to blog? So what have I been doing

Posted by kathryn in Blogging and Miscellanea

Long term readers of Limes & Lycopene will know I’m not posting as often as I used to. Over the last six months, my blogging time has been squeezed. I even missed this blog’s third birthday. So if I haven’t been blogging as much, what have I been doing? Over the last six months my clinic has boomed. We’ve never been busier. The business has been open 18 months and we’re becoming known in the suburb. Alexia and I have …

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Posted by kathryn in Vegetables and Fats & oils

  • Do you need sports drinks? According to new research apparently you don’t – a bowl of cereal with some milk will do just as well. Be aware the research was partly sponsored by a cereal company. * A simple supper: I love the look of this easy, quick dinner/supper from Crunchy Green Things: smashed peas on toast. Defrosted frozen peas, oomphed up with some fresh mint and then topped with a poached egg. Simple, delicious and full of …

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