Brownies can now be enjoyed without butter, flour, lactose and gluten. And, yes, it’s still as good!
Cooking time: 40 minutes, including a break.
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Are you going for a green Christmas, or perhaps just reducing your meat intake? In any case, here are several traditional Christmas dishes you can try for the festivities.
Completely vegetarian Christmas dishes
If you have to have meatballs you can make them healthier
Porridge is obligatory Christmas food
Some slightly healthier snacks
A little bit healthier alternatives to cakes
Stewed kale is often eaten in Sweden for Christmas. It’s also popular in Germany, but not on the Christmas table. In any case, it is rich in iron, vitamin C and vitamin A, so enjoy it with a clear conscience.
Cooking time: The cooking time can be reduced by 25 minutes using frozen kale, but fresh is much nicer.
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Brussel sprouts are like mini-cabbage heads loaded with vitamins – a great boost in winter time. They are great as a side dish for any meal, festivities or an ordinary Tuesday.
Cooking time: 45 minutes, including 35 minutes in the oven.
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Honor the World Vegan Day today and eat totally vegan for a day. Eat beans, veggies and fruit, but leave the milk, egg and honey for another day. You can find recipes for vegan meals here.
Try also only to use vegan products. That is nothing using animal sources, so leave your leather jacket and wool sweater home today.
Lacinato kale is a good winter green. It can be harvested late into the winter, the same as green kale. Lacinato kale is a often used in Italy and also called Tuscan kale, black cale or palm tree kale. If you can’t find it, you can use green kale for this recipe.
Portions: As a main course the dish is 2 portions, but as a side it is 4 portions.
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Chocolate day, if you google Chocolate day there are several different dates stated, the 7th July, 13th September and 28th October (as if you would restrict eating chocolate to 3 days a year!?!). From being considered an unhealthy sweet, chocolate is now considered healthy, containing antioxidants and protecting against everything from high cholesterol levels to memory decline. If you need a reason to eat chocolate, you can find one. Just make sure to leave the sugar out of the recipe! Here are tasty sugar free chocolate recipes.
