RECIPES
As a former baker, cafe owner and food blogger, my recipes are designed with simplicity and flavor in mind, using therapeutic, healing ingredients. Enjoy!
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“Camille helped me change my diet and eating habits through a series of helpful consultations, tangible meal plans and recipes that helped improve my overall digestion and gut health! I highly recommend her if you are seeking a careful and dedicated holistic practitioner.
— MICHAEL O. - Brooklyn, NY USA
Lacto-Fermented Lime Pickle
Mid-March through July is Iime season here in New Zealand - so it’s the perfect time to make this gut-loving, spicy, salty, sour Indian lime pickle (Nimbu ka Achaar). I have honed this recipe over the last few years, and I am completely satisfied with it (and for me that is a big deal - I am the queen of ever-”improving” recipes, I just can’t leave well enough alone!). It has just enough kick to be spicy, but not so much that it overwhelms the palate. The addition of black salt has added a whole new
Golden Latte
If you’re not yet on the golden latte train, it’s high time you bought your ticket! Especially if you are stuck at Inflammation Station, like the majority of us travelers in this cosmic plane. Too much? Ha ha, sorry, but I just HAD to grab your attention this time because I want you to be well, and this simple, inexpensive “home remedy” can make a big impact if you are dealing with pain, inflammation, gut issues and
Buckwheat Crêpes with feijoas
Buckwheat is the BEST. You may know that it is gluten-free, but did you know that is not a grain, but actually a seed and related to rhubarb? I consider it a super food; it is high in protein, containing all the essential amino acids, it also contains two flavonoids, rutin, and quercetin, which act as powerful antioxidants…AND it is a great source of riboflavin, niacin, copper, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc, and manganese. Did I mention it makes lovely, tender, crispy-edged crêpes?
Antioxidant Herb Spread
A versatile, immune-supportive recipe using antioxidant-rich herbs. Spread it on crackers, use as a pasta sauce, with baked feta or to make salad dressing. Yum!
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