All posts tagged vegetables
Teenage Vegetarian
Certain groups of kids are more likely to exclude meat than others – and teens top the list. In a recent US poll by the Vegetarian Resource Group, an advocacy organisation, 11% of girls ages 13 to 15 said they …
Fennel and radish salad
A fresh taste and new look salad using fennel and radish. Serves 4-6 2 fennel bulbs, trimmed and thinly sliced 6 radishes, trimmed and thinly sliced 1 cup mint leaves ¼ cup olive
Crunchy munchy turnips
Baby turnips look great and are delicious to eat. This is an easy way to prepare them. Serves 4 8-12 baby turnips, washed and trimmed 1 cup water ½ cup finely diced
Char roasted mix
The intense flavour of char roasted vegetables is really enhanced by the wonderful garlic and lemon tastes in this recipe. Serves 4 2 medium kumara, sliced lengthwise 2 onions, cut into
Broccoli and Cheese Pie
Tasty and filling; serve this broccoli and cheese pie with a pile of salad leaves and tomato slices. Serves 4 1 sheet ready rolled puff pastry 1 tsp grainy mustard 1½ cups
Balti Vegetables
Make Balti Vegetables in advance and take to a pot luck dinner or serve at the barbecue. Serves 4 ½ cup broccoli florets ½ cup cauliflower florets ½ cup sliced green beans 6
Meat and three veg
The good ol' kiwi "Meat and three veg" diet may offer us more than first thought. New kiwi research suggests there is a beneficial relationship between red meat
Mediterranean diet still tops
It has been over 40 years since the arrival of the so called Mediterranean Diet giving the tick of approval to a diet rich in olive oil, vegetables
Eat more to weigh less
With 28% of New Zealand adults obese and 37% overweight, 5+ A Day says Kiwis can eat more to weigh less by simply substituting high calorie foods with
How can I eat more vegetables?
Here are six great tricks to help you and your family eat more fresh fruit and vegetables. Although the price of fruit and vegetables has risen in the past
Lisa’s New Vege Plus Range
We all know that we should be eating five plus servings of vegetables a day … but how many of us do? Broccoli can be so boring sometimes... Banishing
Superstars of produce
When it comes to food celebrities, New Zealand has three clear winners - tomatoes, potatoes and mushrooms, the official ‘superstars’ of the vegetable world with a very large
No more excuses… Make changes today
You want to eat better. And now that summer is behind you – complete with the chocolate, cocktails and other indulgences – you’re ready to make some serious
Eating fruit and veges makes you gorgeous
If the fact that they're nutritious isn't enough to get you eating more fruit and vegetables, here's some news that may convince you - they make you look
Fabulous fibre
When you eat a healthy diet rich in whole grains, vegetables, and fruits, you usually get most of the fibre you'll need, which means you'll also be lowering
Top 5 tasks in your garden mid February
Got green thumbs and love your garden? Here are five superb tips for your home vege patch for early to mid February. As you know, I adore the
More fish, nuts, fruit equals less Alzheimers
Certain food combinations, including fish, fruit and nuts, are linked to a reduced risk of contracting the brain-wasting disease Alzheimers. The study published in the online edition of the
Report names top 4 vegetables
Get planting or purchasing carrots, lettuces, potatoes and tomatoes as these little numbers are our Top 4 most popular vegetables. Although, aren't tomatoes a fruit? Carrots, lettuce, potatoes and


























