Category: Savvy Recipes

In a fast-paced digital age, where screens often dominate our leisure time, there's a delightful way to reconnect with nature, foster quality family moments, and nourish both body and soul. Welcome to the world of foraging for recipes in the UK – an enchanting pursuit that not only allows you to discover the edible treasures in your locality but also offers an active escape from the digital stare. As a dad, I've really grown to understand the importance of meaningful experiences with my boys, and foraging for recipes with a simple kit or bag presents a wonderful opportunity to create lasting memories while enjoying the natural abundance around you - without the need to spend a fortune on "stuff". Foraging isn't just about gathering ingredients; it's a journey of exploration,…

As someone who likes to always be looking for the next way to make my life more efficient, I'm always keen to find ways of making sure I get the right amount of fluids and nutrients into my body in order to stay healthy and active longer. I've frequently been told by loved ones (and GPs) that I need to drink more water and in order to achieve this I made the step to buy a 500ml water bottle that I now attempt to routinely fill, and consume, 4 times per day. However, what about making sure I get the nutrients I need from my food? It's not always easy to make sure a balanced diet is in place each week due to the nature of work and family life,…

Whether you're trying to save waste from the weekly grocery shop, looking to avoid throwing out leftovers from a family knees-up, or just keen to store ingredients from bulk recipes, it is important to know what foods you can freeze successfully to save on waste. Here at Savvy Dad HQ, we've transitioned to using cost-effective meal delivery subscriptions, but what foods can you freeze to save on waste if you've got leftovers or you're planning ahead? Whether you're looking to make vegetables from a roast go further by freezing  9like those leftover parsnips at Christmas) or just looking to find out if it is safe or possible to freeze certain foods, we've put together a brief guide to help save on waste in the kitchen. Yes, we've thought about whether…

If you're looking for an alternative to cow's milk, you're in luck! The UK has a variety of plant-based milks that are perfect for those with allergies or dietary restrictions, or who simply want to try something new. In this article, we'll discuss the benefits and drawbacks of five popular plant-based milks: pea milk, oat milk, soya milk, almond milk, and coconut milk. We'll also give you a few ideas for recipes that will help you use these milks in your everyday life. Pea milk as a dairy-free alternative Pea milk is a relatively new addition to the plant-based milk scene, but it's already "made a splash" thanks to its high protein content and creamy texture. Pea milk is also a good source of essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium,…