Greetings from Morzine! So earlier in the week I made these mushroom and brown rice stuffed peppers for my Mum. In my first year, I used to always make peppers stuffed with bolognese and couscous and I forgot how much … Continue reading STUFFED PEPPERS
This is my favourite curry to date. It is really filling, really easy, and really well-spiced. I cooked it for my Mum as I am home for ‘reading week’ this week and so I added chicken to make it a … Continue reading POTATO AND CHICKPEA CURRY
My family are from Tiptree, Essex – the home of Wilkin and Sons. And anybody who knows me, knows that I am addicted to Wilkin and Sons lemon curd. I went back to Tiptree this weekend and indulged in scones … Continue reading BIRCHER MUESLI
Happy Valentine’s Day! If you’re not being spoilt rotten by your other half today, spoil yourself with these gingerbread cookies. Annie and I made these on Thursday evening but, as they were a surprise for Haz, I couldn’t post the … Continue reading VALENTINE’S DAY GINGERBREAD
A couple of summers ago, Jenna and I went to Barcelona for 5 days. Even now, I regularly get the Barna Blues! One of our purchases from La Boqueria Food Market was some saffron (along with dragon fruit, which did … Continue reading PAELLA (y Sangria por favor?!)
Yes, okay. This is the third pancake recipe on my blog… BUT it’s Pancake Day and as much as I love my go-to banana pancakes, these American-style pancakes were very, very good. I had to share the drowning-in-maple-syrup love. My … Continue reading FLUFFY ‘PANCAKE DAY’ PANCAKES
On Friday night, I ate my entire body weight (and some) in cheese and chutney. It was absolutely wonderful (we went to WC in Clapham Common for those with a relatable cheese addiction). However, dinner on Saturday called for something … Continue reading ELLA’S QUINOA SUSHI (ft. prawns)
No exaggeration, I get through a bag of sweet potatoes every week. Easy. Over Christmas, this recipe became one of my staples because the cinnamon makes it so festive! I even managed to persuade my Mum to replace roast potatoes … Continue reading FESTIVE SWEET POTATO MASH
Thanks to Flora’s multi-cultural background, we recently had another excuse for a dinner party: Burn’s night. Last Saturday I tried haggis and swede for the first time (as well as playing Cards Against Humanity for the first time), and all … Continue reading FLORA’S BURNS NIGHT ROASTED NEEPS
So, according to WordPress, I have not written a blog post in 71 days. There’s no legitimate excuse for this… But I’m going to try anyway. On Saturday 28th November 2015, a group of us celebrated Thanksgiving (inspired by Flora). For … Continue reading AN APOLOGY FOR MY ABSENCE
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