Flourless chocolate cakes

These are really quick to make and hit the spot for those who live a low sugar life. Now in this recipe I use glucose but you can use Stevia instead. Also look at the sugar levels on the back of the pack of chocolate it shouldn't be over 14g for a 100g pack. You only need 4 ingredients to make this!

Ingredients:

100g Lindt 85% dark chocolate

1/2 cup of glucose or 1 tsp stevia

3 eggs

60g organic unsalted butter

Directions: 

1. Preheat the oven at 180 degrees Celsius 
2. In a muffin tin place 9 cupcake cases into the 9 holes
3. Separate the eggs so all the whites are in one bowl and the yolks in another 
4. Over a pot of simmering water place a steel bowl and place inside it the dark chocolate and butter
5. Whisk the egg whites until they are stiff peaks
6. Once the chocolate and butter has melted add the glucose and yolks and mix very quickly as the chocolate will start to harden
7. Add a scoop of the egg whites into the chocolate mixture and fold gently until all incorporated 
8. Add the rest of the egg whites and fold until you get a lovely chocolatey mixture, be careful not to over fold the egg whites though as you want the air to stay in the mixture
9. With a tablespoon place the mixture into the cupcake cases 
10. Place in the oven and cook for 5 mins so it's gooey in the inside
11. Once done place on cooling rack or eat straight away

Easiest and quickest quinoa salad

I have a confession, I don't ALWAYS feel like cooking. There are times where I just wish dinner was there waiting for me but, on the nights this isn't possible, this is a quick and healthy meal that always satisfies.

Ingredients:
1 cup of quinoa
1/2 x cucumber
1 x carrot
4 thick slices of haloumi cheese
1/2 Tsp dried coriander
1/2 Tsp Pink Himalayan Sea Salt
1/2 Tsp black pepper
1 Tbsp olive oil
1 Tbsp rice bran oil
1/2 lemon
1 x tomato

Directions:

1. Boil the quinoa with water in a pot over medium heat for 15 mins (or as the back of the packet suggests)
2. Drain water from quinoa once cooked and set quinoa aside in a bowl
3. In a frying pan add the rice bran oil and leave it for 30 secs over a medium heat so the oil gets hot
4. Add the haloumi slices into the pan and cook on each side until nice and golden
5. Chop cucumber into small squares and place into quinoa
6. Chop tomato into small squares and place into quinoa
7. Peel the carrot and then grate it finely - add the grated carrot to quinoa mix
8. take the haloumi out of the frying pan and cut into cubes the same size as you did the cucumber, then place in with quinoa
9. To dress the quinoa add the olive oil, sea salt, dried coriander, lemon juice and black pepper into the bowl
10. Mix all the ingredients together and then plate up!