Recipes Blog — Lemon Myrtle (pure Herb)

This super-easy recipe is just great on everything! It's not only healthy, but it's deliciously creamy and perfect for dolloping on your tacos, on your toast, on a baked potato or using as a dip. And when we say healthy, we mean it's suitable for diabetics, it's gluten free, lactose free and suitable for vegans and healthy for everyone! The use of Saltbush delivers the umami element instead of having to use salt. And with all native herbs the flavour develops over time so it's good to make this a few hours before you want to serve it.   2...

These Impossible Puddings are more magical than impossible! They separate into three layers while baking: a sweet base. smooth custard filling and a coconut topping and flavoured with delightful, fragrant Lemon Myrtle. This is bound to become a family favourite. You can change the flavour - try Anisata for a gorgeous aniseed flavour or Wattleseed for a nutty flavour   70g (1/2 cup) plain flour 200g (1 cup) caster sugar 90g (1 cup) desiccated coconut 4 eggs, lightly whisked 2 tsp Lemon Myrtle 125g butter, melted 500ml (2 cups) milk Poached fruit such as peaches or nectarines, or berries, or...

For lovers of our Wild Herb Salt - This Colombian potato dish -  "Papas Saladas" in Spanish - is for you! Imagine tiny new potatoes bursting with buttery flavour under a crisp, Wild Herby Salty, crystallized crust. Not only do they look amazing but the flavour of these salted potatoes is so good and like nothing you've had before (in the potato repertoire) that you simply cannot stop eating them. Because the potatoes lose a lot of their intrinsic moisture due to osmosis in this method, the flesh is delightfully creamy and buttery in flavour and denser in texture. If...

This has got to be one of the all-time favourite comfort foods! So quick and easy to make and visually stunning. It makes a perfect dessert but can also be served for breakfast . If serving for breakfast perhaps omit the sugar when cooking the rice and add if required, when served. The extra creaminess the crème fraiche provides makes this a step-up from the usual rice pudding! This can also easily be made suitable for the vegan in your life - just swap out the milk for water and the crème fraiche for coconut yoghurt. Equally yum whatever way...