Gut Health and Nutrition Coach Crafers Adelaide
Chia seeds are high in soluble fibre, protein and are a good source of calcium and iron. They also have anti-inflammatory properties making them suitable for people experiencing gut inflammation.
I absolutely love the spicy flavours in this soup and it’s one of my winter staples. Enjoy with some steamed Asian greens and crusty sourdough bread. Yum!
This is a basic recipe you can vary according to your taste. Adding some pumpkin seeds or a teaspoon of raw cacao powder and/or cacao nibs would be nice. I like to make 3 serves in individual jars to save time and enjoy throughout the week. Oats contain beta-glucan, a type of soluble fibre which
After switching to a fully plant-based diet in 2020 I needed to come up with an alternative to the traditional meat-heavy Bolognese which we used to love. Enter tempeh with it slightly mushroomy and meaty flavour. I also like to use firm tofu so try that if you prefer. If soy isn’t your thing you
I always like to start my day with something which is easy on my digestion like fresh fruit or a smoothie. This ‘porridge’ makes a filling breakfast or snack and is perfect for people with active gut inflammation. Apples and bananas both contain a special type of soluble fibre called pectin which our beneficial gut
A delicious blend of broccoli, chickpeas, carrots and almonds, with a creamy curry dressing. Packed with plant protein and fibre for your gut microbes, this is a great dish to take to parties and picnics to share with friends.
Hands up if you feel like you eat the same old foods every week? Yep, me too! Our gut microbes thrive on a diversity of different plant foods, so I try to vary my staple meals and snacks wherever possible. This is how my Green Hummus was born, using basic pantry staples combined with some
Want an indulgent weekend breakfast that also supports your gut health? These pancakes make a delicious, simple and gut friendly weekend breakfast that even the kids can make!
This is a super quick and easy gut friendly breakfast you can have ready in about 20 minutes. Adding one cup of frozen berries half-way through the cooking process makes a nutritious variation, berries adding extra dietary fibre and antioxidants. You could also try adding a grated apple for added sweetness. Oats are very beneficial
