ARE YOUR CRAVINGS, SNACKING AND GRAZING HABITS SCUPPERING YOUR WEIGHT-LOSS GOALS POST-OP? Grazing is the consistent, day-long consumption of low-value food items – in other words they are unplanned snacking. You know the kind of thing – finishing your child’s breakfast cereal; having a biscuit every time you make a hot drink; eating[Read More]
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An Old Favourite Revamped – Prawns/Shrimp on Thai Potatoes
Just recently, while somewhat bed ridden with a stubborn virus (and I don’t do ill), I found myself scrolling and leafing through old recipes that have brought me so much joy over the last 10 years. A family favourite was the Wild Alaska Salmon On Thai Potatoes from my 1st book ‘Return to Slender’[Read More]
Tricks To Help You Keep Your Promises (New Year or Not)
GUEST POST: January 11 — just a couple of days ago — was the day when, statistically speaking, people are most likely to have given up on their New Year resolutions. From a psychological perspective, this make sense. The human brain doesn’t like change. Most of us can make temporary lifestyle changes for a week[Read More]
Mid-Autumn Bariatric Newsletter Out Now!
Our latest Mid-Autumn free Bariatric Cookery Newsletter has just gone out to all subscribers. We’re hoping that you have received yours safely. If you haven’t and wish to take a look then click on the link below and consider subscribing. All of the seasonal recipes above feature[Read More]
Easiest-Ever Roasted Salmon On Foil For 1 – Super Simple Recipe 4
It’s a rare occurrence when I cook from scratch for myself – save a speedy breakfast or quick lunch – for main meals and suppers I tend to eat with the family or, if alone, grab a meal that I have frozen away (in a single portion) for those occasions. But I do know that[Read More]