Sesame What's inside? One part natural yogurt (e.g. one cup) One part raw tahini (same amount as yogurt) One part brown sugar Three parts almond flour, chickpeas or puffed rice 2 eggs 2 tablespoons olive oil Lemon zest from one large lemon 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 1–2 tablespoons black sesame seeds (plus a little more for sprinkling on top) Butter and flour for greasing the pan Tip: 'Part' means all ingredients are measured using the same unit-if you use 1 cup of yogur

Okra is a nutrient-rich vegetable packed with vitamin C, folate, magnesium, and fiber, known to support blood sugar balance and healthy digestion. From a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, okra helps moisten the lungs and intestines , making it especially beneficial in the autumn , a season associated with dryness. While okra is often cooked with tomatoes, this recipe offers a refreshing twist that highlights its soothing, hydrating, and gut-friendly  qualities. What's

Tabbouleh - a Mediterranean classic that is both refreshing and healthy salad. However, in its original version it's not suitable for celiac patients nor diabetics, as bulgur wheat contains gluten and raises sugar blood levels. Here, I've replaced it with my beloved millet, on which I have elaborated elsewhere, added roasted almonds and pickled lemon in addition to the usual greens. A wonderful salad to accompany a spring meal. What's inside? 1 cup millet A bunch of parsley

I wrote about the wonderfulness of this pulse in another recipe. This ultimate very green salad that both cleanse and nurtures in terms of protein, complex carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins. Like its little sisters (mung beans, black lentils), it contributes to lowering triglycerides and cholesterol , diabetes and may contribute to weight loss . I've also added celery and fennel which contribute to cleansing (=detox, for those looking for an accessible spring cleaning). W