Since I’ve seen all of the types of fish I can eat on Slimming World without counting the calories, I’ve decided to become a little more experimental with it! In our house we have ‘Fish Friday’ and it usually consists of scampi, cod/haddock, or mackerel. I’ve always loved the reduced shelf in the supermarket and now I’ve started raiding the fish section every week to see what I can find for the following week. One of my recent finds was plaice fillets, to which I added just a couple of simple ingredients which brought the flavour out just a little bit …
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Pizza topped chicken | Recipe (Slimming World friendly)
Since I joined Slimming World last week I’ve been trying out a few new recipes and I hope it means I won’t get stuck in a food rut like I usually do when trying to lose weight! This recipe is a great alternative to a dough based pizza, and it’s all free on SW (30g cheese is a Healthy Extra)! It’s also great for the kids though and is fairly quick to prepare. It’s a nice change and really does taste yummy with lovely golden cheese. Ingredients (serves 4) 4 chicken breasts 250g passata 120g cheddar cheese basil (I used …

Lemon & Raisin Loaf Cake | Recipe
If you’re looking for an easy homemade bake that’s full of flavour, this lemon and raisin loaf cake recipe is a great place to start. The fresh lemon adds a lovely zing, while the raisins bring natural sweetness and a soft, juicy texture to every slice.
3D Rainbow cupcakes | Recipe
With little man N’s Naming Day theme being rainbow and a rainbow featuring on his main cake, I had my thinking cap on for some kind of rainbow themed cupcakes to go with it which can easily be made in my kitchen with the latest appliances and utensils. You don’t even need a piping nozzle for this and it’s okay for it to look a bit messy. They also feature a fab retro sweet! Perfect for any rainbow themed party. Ingredients (makes 12) Cupcakes 150 g butter 150 g caster sugar 150 g self raising flour 3 eggs 1 tsp vanilla …
Rocky road chocolate pizza | Recipe
I have previously bought a chocolate pizza a couple of times for my husband, for birthday and Christmas, but they are brilliant to give as a gift to a chocoholic for any celebration really. Instead of buying yet another one, I decided to make one myself and it turned out really great! They are so easy to make as it just involves melting some chocolate and sticking other chocolate or sweets onto it. With no cooking required (other than the melting of the chocolate) it is something that is fab to get the children involved with too – especially for …