Pammy Sidhu21 Healthyish Recipes For People Who Can't Live Without BaconBuzzFeed - Caroline KeeYes, actual bacon. Bacon is delicious, but it gets a pretty bad rap. The good news is that you don't need to cut it out completely. "A good diet includes a variety of fats — including saturated fats like bacon," says registered dietitian Abby Langer, owner of Abby Langer Nutrition. And if your diet …
Pammy SidhuColombian scrambled eggs with avocadoThe Telegraph - Daniel DohertyDuck egg en cocotte with wild mushrooms and Gruyère cheese Duck eggs in a brioche basket
Pammy SidhuA Classic Cake with Coconut in All the Right PlacesFood52 - Yossy ArefiI admit that I am late to loving coconut. I used to find the flavor overpowering in an “Am I eating sunscreen?” kind of way, but over time, I have learned to love it in its many forms. I especially like thick, flaked coconut, which adds a little drama and a lot of delicious crispiness to the outside …
Pammy SidhuThe best guacamole recipeThe TelegraphThis wonderful guacamole recipe comes from Thomasina Miers, the founder of Wahaca. Chunky, gently spicy and the perfect thing for slathering onto nachos or in tortillas. Don’t leave out the salt, which is an important balance to the rich avocado. 4-6 people ½ red onion, very finely chopped • 1-2 serrano …
Pammy SidhuWhy you should never eat a bacon sandwich: what you can – and can't – eatThe Telegraph - Anna van PraaghFebruary, 2015, was the month when everything we thought we knew about eating and drinking healthily was turned on its head. First, a damning study in the British Medical Journal showed that – after all we have been told to the contrary – saturated fat is good for you. Far from being the great risk …
Pammy Sidhu2-ingredient quick microwave chocolate puddingThe Telegraph - Stephen Harris• 100g chocolate, 70 per cent cocoa, roughly chopped • 2 eggs, beaten Place chocolate in a microwaveable bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds then take the bowl out and give it a shimmy to help the chocolate melt. Heat again for about 20 seconds at a time, taking the bowl out each time to give it a shimmy. …
