Recipes & Blog — Recipes

Welcome to the second instalment of The Cultured Collective's blog series Eat & Greet where we're talking all things food, health and wellness with some of our favourite people and sharing delicious recipes to inspire you to get experimenting with kimchi and sauerkraut. This month we sat down with Hannah Truman of Gypsy Kitchen. Hello Hannah! Please introduce yourself to our readers... Hi, my name is Hannah. I am a qualified nutritionist, plant-based recipe developer and passionate foodie. I haven't always had an easy relationship with food, but it was my own journey of healing that eventually lead me to...

This all-American salad has been given a gut friendly, aniseed-ey twist with a generous helping of sauerkraut and fresh fennel. A classic combination of flavours that turn a few simple ingredients into something really special. If you'd like to stay in the more traditional camp, feel free to substitute the Natural Yoghurt for Mayo. INGREDIENTS Serves 4 1x Mixed Leaf Salad Bag (~150g) we like Watercress, Rocket & Spinach 150g red grapes 100g Fennel, Soured Apple & Dill Kraut 60 g Walnuts 2 Apples (we like Pink Lady) 1 Fennel Bulb For the Dressing 250ml Natural yoghurt 1 Lemon (juiced)...

Kimchi is a firm favourite of ours here at The Cultured Collective. Kimchi, (or kimchee as its sometimes known) is a staple traditional Korean side dish of fermented Chinese leaf cabbage in an aromatic spice paste. It's the perfect accompaniment to rice and noddle dishes and we also love it with eggs and avo on toast... in fact, we love kimchi with pretty much everything! We've paired back the ingredients and process a little here to make it beginner friendly. Give it a try... INGREDIENTS 3x Heaped TBSN Coarse Sea Salt Vegetables 2x Chinese leaf cabbages ¼ small daikon/mooli radish...

The silver lining to being on lockdown is that we’ve all got the opportunity to prepare and enjoy home cooked meals. In order to cook good, wholesome food for your family every day, you need a well-stocked store cupboard of good-quality basics. We’ve put together a list of essentials to help guide you through the next few weeks… Preserved Vegetables: With fridge space limiting how much fresh fruit and veg you can store and supermarket shelves stripped bare, one easy substitute to make in order to get your 5-a-day is adding in a portion of preserved vegetables. Kimchi and Sauerkraut...