


I try to buy organic food as much as possible for two reasons - firstly I'd rather keep as many chemicals, pesticides and excess antibiotics out of my family's food as possible, and secondly, because in my personal experience, it tastes miles better. The vegetables are actually my favourite part of a roast dinner so I buy the best quality veggies I can find - organic whenever possible. You don't become a food blogger without a strong love of food, and Christmas is definitely one of the highlights of the foodie year! Dinner on Christmas Day is high up on my list of favourite meals - I love everything about it, from the turkey to the roast potatoes, pigs in blankets to the bread sauce, and of course copious amounts of delicious vegetables, with sprouts topping the list! You can make them all the year around with your leftovers but they're particularly great for the day after your Christmas dinner - serve them up with organic bacon and organic free-range eggs for a perfect Boxing Day brunch! Feed Your Happy‘ campaign, today I'm sharing a great recipe to help you use up your leftover vegetables - these yummy oven baked bubble and squeak bites are perfect to give those unloved veggies a delicious new life. Then we’ll come back, mix it up so the outside goes into the inside, pat it back down again, and then, and then, and we’ll do this for about 20 minutes.Use up leftover vegetables with this easy oven baked bubble and squeak bites recipe - baked in a muffin tin, they're perfect for boxing day breakfast! “I’m going to leave that for a couple of minutes to get golden and crispy. “Then tap it into place, and that’s to make sure it has full contact with the side of the pan. As I do that, you can see the fluffiness of the potatoes, that’s a very important part,” the chef noted. Get yourself a masher and mash the veg up. “Then any greens, chop them up, tear them up and add on top. Just break them up with your hand and then 500-600g of vegetables. “Next we add potatoes, these are leftover potatoes, 500-600g into the pan. Let's introduce some seasoning, salt and pepper. “I’ve got some chestnuts, just crack them in half.
