Herb hummus
You can never have enough hummus recipes, right? Whether you choose to serve your hummus with crackers pita bread or vegetables, this fresh herby hummus is the perfect make-ahead recipe for a quick healthy snack or add it to your favourite mezze board.
Melon, pineapple & mozzarella salad
Sweeten up your summer fruit and cheese plate with this vibrant trio of melon and baby mozzarella, or ciliegine, salad.
Artichoke & pea stew
When you’re looking for flavourful, effortless plant based comfort food you can’t go wrong with this Mediterranean style artichoke and pea stew.
Tomato & caper salad
Bring some sunshine onto your plates with this go-to summer salad from Greece. Flavourful caper berries and caper leaves boost the juicy sweetness of fresh seasonal tomatoes.
White chocolate hummus
Elevate your hummus with this contemporary hummus recipe using white chocolate tahini—a delicious blend of unsweetened white chocolate, tahini and a hint of honey.
Spicy red pepper & goats cheese dip
Spicy red pepper dips are ever popular on a Greek table. This version is made using jarred roasted red pepper dip, creamy goats cheese and fresh local chilli for an extra bite!
Beetroot hummus
Imagine being transported to the Mediterranean and nibbling on a mezze platter under the shade of a vibrant pink bougainvillea. If you can’t make it there this year, you could make your own with this homemade beetroot hummus.
Mocha avocado cups
These avocado based mocha cups are a creamy, chocolate mousse type dessert with a hint of coffee and sweetened with local date syrup.
Carrot hummus
Boost the nutrient content of your usual hummus recipe with added raw carrots.
Butter bean bruschetta
Upgrade your regular beans on toast with this healthier Mediterranean style herby butter beans on garlicky rye toast.
Greek shrimp kebabs with tzatziki
As barbeque season approaches, mix up your usual grilled recipes with these quick and tasty marinated Greek shrimp kebabs.
Tzatziki dip
A much-loved tangy, creamy dip that pairs well with a wide array of grilled foods, Mediterranean meze platters or just a simple snack with veggie sticks and pita bread for kids and picky eaters
Mediterranean nourish bowls
Nourish bowls, also known as Buddha bowls, are a healthy mix of macronutrients divided into vegetables or fruits, carbohydrates and protein, usually topped with a dressing or sauce. The ingredients for nourish bowls may vary according to season and feature a variety of whole food plant-based ingredients. They are ideal for light lunches or dinners or for make ahead meal prep recipes.
Black eye bean and spinach bowl
Eating simple foods with a few inexpensive ingredients will help keep you on track with your healthy eating goals. This Mediterranean black eye bean and spinach bowl is a perfect example. Beans are high in plant protein and fiber, black eye beans in particular are one of the easiest beans to cook because you don’t need to soak them overnight.