Saltbush Lamb’s Liver Pate
Pate is a funny thing. It's a delicacy, rather trendy and makes regular appearances at most common dinner parties. Generally ...
Leftover Lamb Leg & Gravy
If a sweet little lamb is going to be sacrificed for human nourishment, then it's only fair that not one ...
Broccoli Coconut Rice
No rave from me today, just one of my favourite savoury dishes of late, that ticks all the boxes, no ...
Smashing Sardine Salad
Another "throw-it-together" meal (like yesterday's salmon recipe) that is super-duper simple and packs a flavour punch. As long as you've dedicated ...
Throw-it-together Salmon Awesomeness!
Ages ago I wrote a post "serve me a suggestion", where I shared some of my fave "throw-together-and-be-done-with-it" combos, however ...
Apple and Cinnamon “Crumble” Muffins
I'm not going to rave. All I will say is that you have the procrasti-baking bug to thank for this ...
Sweet Spud Pancakes
The more I bake without flour, the more I realise I don't even need it. Some of my most fail-proof ...
Have you tried Spaghetti Squash?
Spaghetti squashes are finally becoming more easily available in Australia. They used to be something that American bloggers would write ...
Simple Butternut “Custard”
I've been craving gentle, easy to prepare comfort food lately. More than anything, I've been wanting veggies and lots of ...
Saltbush Lamb’s Liver Pate
Leftover Lamb Leg & Gravy
Broccoli Coconut Rice
Smashing Sardine Salad
Throw-it-together Salmon Awesomeness!
Apple and Cinnamon “Crumble” Muffins
Sweet Spud Pancakes
Have you tried Spaghetti Squash?
Simple Butternut “Custard”
*Important Note for ALL of my recipes
Dairy sensitivities can range from mild and accumulation-based (i.e. can only handle x amount of dairy each day before noticing symptoms) to severely anaphalactic (hives, blocked airways, vomiting etc. – even from skin-on-skin with just the tiniest amount of ghee!). Many of my recipes use organic butter as a cooking fat, due to it’s delicious flavour and fat-soluble vitamin content. Butter is low in lactose, whey and casein (the three most researched constituents in dairy that have been shown to cause upset in sensitive individuals). Provided butter is organic, the diet of the cow should be free of herbicides and pesticides, and thus the end product should contain minimal chemical residue (some will likely still be present due to airborne exposure from neighbouring non-organic farms).
However “low” doesn’t mean “no” and for this reason, if you or the person you’re cooking for doesn’t fare well with even trace amounts of dairy, because of issues with lactose, casein, whey or an alternate dairy-based constituent that your health-care provider is yet to determine, please swap butter for coconut oil (in baking recipes) or your choice of coconut, olive or macadamia oil for sautéing, frying, roasting etc. Where milk, yoghurt or cream is used, swap for nut, oat, rice or coconut-based alternatives.
The recipes on this page are completely free from all dairy (even butter and ghee), though if you scroll through other recipe pages, you will find that most of my recipes can easily be made dairy-free by implementing the suggestions above.