Pumpkin, Leek and Ginger soup with Cheesy Rolls – Grain & Gluten Free

12 Sunday Jul 2015

Posted by Wendy in All recipes, Lunch, Soups

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LCHF, Leek, primal recipe, pumpkin, Roast Pumpkin Soup, soup

Soup and rolls – no grains, no gluten, low carb, healthy fat and lots of lovely veggies. Perfect for lunch, especially this weekend in Auckland with the temperature dipping to -1C. But first up I must admit to two things!

The soup is just a different version of my other post. But, to be fair I have added a leek and ginger and changed the stock. So I say it’s a new recipe!

And the cheese rolls; well no credit to me for the original recipe, but to the awesome folks from What the Fat (incidentally, this is a book you must buy, their Rocky Road Slice is to die for!). I have changed out the Psyllium Husks – for Chia Seeds and divided the mix into muffin pans then topped with a coating of cheese.

Anyway this is what it looks like on a fancy plate. So let’s just get going.

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Soup – 8 of the best.

13 Saturday Jun 2015

Posted by Wendy in All recipes, Lunch, Main Meals, Soups

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gluten free, lchf recipe, paleo, primal recipe, soup recipe

Soup is such an amazingly versatile meal, don’t you think. What a tasty way to get a power pack of healthy delicious whole food. Serve it hot as a winter comfort food or cold as a refreshing summer lunch.

I’ve collected up eight recipes for you to try, some Warm and Comforting and some Chilly cold. Thanks to some very creative people in the Primal, Paleo, LCHF, Keto world. Oh yes, and there is one of mine as well 🙂

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Lobster Bisque

03 Sunday May 2015

Posted by Wendy in All recipes, Dinner, Soups

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clean eating, lobster bisque, seafood, soup

My first taste of Lobster Bisque was at Quincy’s Market in Boston. A little seafood chowder stall that served it up in a sourdough bread bowl. What was notables about this experience was that it was my first visit to Boston, all the way from Auckland New Zealand.
From the first mouthful I fell in love with the creamy, slightly spicy taste. So big thanks to Cooking without Limits!

Cooking Without Limits

Only in recent years have I come to appreciate the sublime joys of seafood. Being born in the middle of land, far away from sea, it is very difficult to have fresh seafood. After working and traveling around the world and coming in contact with seafood recipes, I discovered another amazing food experience. Lobster is expensive to order in a restaurant and lacking in the nourishing qualities of more sturdy seafood fare, but you live only once and consuming lobster once or twice a year is a must if you love it.

Bisque is a French soup very smooth, creamy and highly seasoned , classically based on a strained broth of crustaceans. Is a method of extracting flavor from imperfect crustaceans not good enough to send to market. In an authentic bisque, the shells are ground to a fine paste and added to thicken the soup.

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