text: July 17, 2014 THE HOLIST
  Our round-up of the most delicious new recipes that have caught our eye on the blogosphere this week.. Enjoy!
  COOK REPUBLIC'S HOMEMADE KIMCHI
  You've probably noticed that Kimchi, delicious Korean spicy fermented cabbage (trust us it tastes waaaaay better than it sounds) is the hottest thing on the London food scene at the moment. But did you know that it also has major health benefits? Like other traditionally fermented foods, the process of Kimchi fermentation produces numerous beneficial enzymes and probiotics that are incredibly good for our digestive systems. This recipe from Aussie foodie blog, Cook Republic breaks the demystifies the fermentation process for even the most reluctant chef, so expand your repertoire and add a bit of a kick to your next dinner party.
  NUTRITION STRIPPED'S CHERRY CARDAMOM BIRCHER MUSELI
  If you follow many food blogs you'll have noticed we're in the middle of the short-lived cherry season and cherries are everywhere at the moment! This yummy sounding Bircher Muesli recipe from Nutrition Stripped was our pick of the crop and as a bonus ticks this is the perfect prepare in advance recipe to make your hectic life a little easier!
  CHOOSING RAW'S COCONUT YOGHURT
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  Are you as obsessed by Coyo as we are? If so check out this easy 'cheat' version from Choosing Raw. Ensure you keep it clean and wholesome by making sure to purchase good quality Coconut Milk (we love Biona).
  MOVE NOURISH BELIEVE'S SWEET POTATO + PEANUT BUTTER SOUP
  We have a serious addiction to sweet potatoes (known as Kumara down-under) and are always on the lookout for exciting new ways to use our favourite root veggie. We were intrigued by the peanut butter in this recipe and it's firmly on our 'to cook' list for next week. As always, the trick here is to use a good quality nut butter, as unprocessed as possible (we love Meridian and Biona).
  NATURALLY ELLA'S SORGHUM, CUCUMBER AND FETA SALAD
  Do you know your Quinoa from your Teff? If not, don't panic, vegetarian blog, Naturally Ella (not to be confused with our beloved homegrown Ella Woodward of Deliciously Ella) provides a wonderful introduction to all those scary sounding grains. If you haven't come across Sorghum before it's a wonderfully versatile, gluten-free, whole grain rich in dietary fibre. It has a hearty texture similar to wheat berries and is great in cold salads or pilafs. This fresh summer salad is the perfect way to try it out for the first time.