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6 feel-good food recipes to celebrate Women’s Day

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(Photos: Misha Jordaan)
(Photos: Misha Jordaan)

In honour of Women’s Day, we’re making something special to give the women in our lives that extra oomph – everything from breakfast to treats to sweeten these tough times

Wholegrain flapjacks with apple and nut granola

It can be hard to include enough fibre in our daily diets. These flapjacks are bursting with fibres and the nut granola is high in omega oils. This breakfast will keep you fuller for longer and it’s also a perfect post-workout snack.

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Wholegrain flapjacks with apple and nut granola


Amasi madeleines with syrup 

Calcium is crucial to a woman’s diet and an important component in strong bones. We’re using amasi in these cakes to provide a bit of extra calcium.

Amasi madeleines with syrup
Amasi madeleines with syrup


Basmati kedgeree with almond sprinkle

Rice is naturally gluten-free. This is the ideal dish to keep you satisfied for longer, whether at work or at home.

Basmati kedgeree with almond sprinkle
Basmati kedgeree with almond sprinkle


Oat-crusted fishcakes

Instead of breadcrumbs, we use herb-and-lemon-seasoned oats for the fishcake crust.

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Oat-crusted fishcakes


Juicy ostrich and avo burgers

Burgers can be healthy. We used ostrich mince, which is much lower in fat and high in iron. We’re also making the patties a little smaller for a lighter meal.

Juicy ostrich and avo burgers
Juicy ostrich and avo burgers


Chamomile crème caramel

We’ve flavoured this dessert with chamomile tea, known for its calming effects.

Chamomile crème caramel
Chamomile crème caramel


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