Healthy Food
Our favourite healthy baking recipes
Here at Liz Earle Wellbeing, we’re big believers that there’s nothing a cup of tea and a slice of something sweet can’t fix. These are our all-time favourite healthy baking recipes for a naughty-but-nice teatime treat.
Our favourite healthy baking recipes
Banana loaf with toasted coconut
This deliciously moist banana loaf with toasted coconut makes a wonderful teatime treat. The nutty crunch of the coconut perfectly accompanies the stickiness of the dates, with the apricot jam adding a fabulously fruity edge. Enjoy with your favourite cup of tea.
Banana loaf with toasted coconut recipe
Chocolate and avocado mini-bites
These rich, chocolatey bites combine 85% cocoa, dried fruits, nuts, live yoghurt and avocado for a decadent treat. Better yet, they’ll keep for up to a week so are great for making ahead and snacking on throughout the week (if they aren’t snaffled up by hungry hands by then, that is!).
Chocolate and avocado mini-bites recipe
Oat and berry breakfast bar
These delicious breakfast bars are jam-packed with pro- and prebiotics, ideal for supporting our gut health. The addition of chia seeds provides a healthy hit of omega-3 fats. These fatty acids are great for our bodies. They support healthy brain function, the heart, joints as well as our general wellbeing.
These oat breakfast bars are great if you’re always on-the-go, and they’re ideal for adding to packed lunches.
Oat and berry breakfast bar recipe
Dark chocolate and almond cake
Nothing beats a square of this rich, gooey kladdkaka, a dark chocolate and almond cake recipe from Sweden. Almonds are fantastic for our wellbeing and are bursting with skin-friendly nutrients, such as vitamin E. Enjoy it washed down with a cortado – a Spanish coffee that consists of equal parts espresso and warm milk. Delicious!
Dark chocolate and almond cake recipe
Tropical beauty bombs
These beauty bombs provide an instant hit of summer, whatever the weather. Packed with skin-saving nutrients, they’re an easy healthy snack to give you a radiant glow from the inside out. Flavoured with the natural sweetness of dried apricots and mango, this low-sugar treat is ideal when you’re in need of that something sweet.
Tropical beauty bombs recipe
Lemon shortbread recipe
Nostalgic, comforting and beautifully buttery, there are few things that accompany a cup of tea quite like these zesty lemon shortbread biscuits. For a quick pudding, they’re also lovely served after supper with some lightly roasted rhubarb and a dollop of crème fraîche.
Lemon shortbread recipe
Dark chocolate rocky road recipe
This dark chocolate rocky road recipe is the grown-up version of a childen’s classic treat. This version is low in sugar and packed with colourful fruit and nuts. It’s the perfect treat to enjoy when you’re seeking something sweet, without the need to reach for refined sugar. Plus, slicing this recipe into squares means you have easy control over your portion size.
Dark chocolate rocky road recipe
