Georgina Eliza

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Beyond grateful to share that I’ve been growing a little sous chef! Arriving in December 🤍p.s. the journey here has been...
04/07/2026

Beyond grateful to share that I’ve been growing a little sous chef! Arriving in December 🤍

p.s. the journey here has been far from easy for us so I understand how difficult these posts can be. Please mute/ unfollow if you need. Sending so so much love x

24/06/2026

Frozen yoghurt granola cups with

The perfect healthy breakfast for summer using Holie’s Protein Spiced Almond Granola Clusters! AD

Recipe:
125g Holie’s Protein Spiced Almond Granola Clusters
3 tbsp 100% natural peanut butter (+ extra for swirling)
400g thick coconut yoghurt
2 handfuls fresh raspberries
1 banana

In a bowl, briefly crush the Holie’s granola and mix in the peanut butter. Press into the bottom of cupcake liners with the back of a spoon. Add 1 1/2 handfuls of raspberries to a bowl followed by 200g coconut yoghurt, mix. Add onto half of the granola bases and top with fresh raspberries. On the other half, add the rest of the plain coconut yoghurt followed by a swirl of peanut butter and a few thin slices of banana. Freeze for at least 2 hours and enjoy!

09/04/2026

Spring giant cous cous salad

All of the flavours of spring in this one and I am OBSESSED. Full recipe below 🫡

120g giant cous cous
250g asparagus
1 small red onion
1 medium courgette
1 tbsp fresh mint, chopped
1 tbsp fresh chives, chopped
1 lemon (whole zest but half of the juice)
4-5 glugs extra virgin olive oil
A big pinch of salt and pepper
1 tbsp greek lemon + herb seasoning

Boil giant cous cous for around 10 minutes until cooked. In a frying pan on medium-high heat, add around 2 tbsp olive oil followed by your chopped asparagus + finely sliced courgette and onion. Cook for a minute or so and then remove the courgette and onion (we only want this slightly softened, but still with a bite). Keep the asparagus cooking for another few minutes then remove from heat. Get your cooked cous cous, asparagus, courgette, onion, mint, chives, lemon zest and half of that lemon’s juice, a big glug of extra virgin olive oil, salt (an extra big pinch), pepper and lemon + herb seasoning. Mix together and serve! Enjoy.

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