The very first time I had good Indian must have been in the UK. I was visiting friends at the time and we went to an Indian restaurant which just blew me away. I can’t even remember what we had, as we also shared most of the dishes but all of it was absolutely awesome...Read More »
A modern spin on a traditional Italian recipe. Aside from being both vegan and gluten free, this recipe is light and creamy and consists of good-for-you
Whenever I go missing, it's probably a safe bet that I could be found digging in a cabinet, drawer or closet, paring things down, rearranging and spinning my gears. Always looking at each and every space, wondering what could be done to to beautify and simplify that zone. I can't stop. Really. It's the most fantastic addiction. Well, until I am lying in bed trying to fall asleep and all I can think about is what piece of decorative paper I am going to use on that next innocent soup can....
At last it's papaya season. Soft, succulent, coral papaya to feast on for at least two months ... that's if Zazu's bigger-beaked, insatiable cousins, the Trumpeter Hornbills, don't beat us to it. T...
I've been looking forward to writing this post about bananas since I started blogging, but stalled and delayed because I was unsure where to start. The Latin word for banana is M?sa. Translated int...
I think I can safely say that yesterday we officially had the worst meal in the world! After a trip by bus and local ferry we arrived on the island of Sumbawa. The island here is much drier then Lombok and tourism is sort of not really existing, so that always tends to create problems...Read More »
Halloween is almost here and I finally decorated some pumpkins. I’ve actually had this idea for nearly a month and never got around to it. Well, better late than never! This was my first time spray painting pumpkins and I have to say it was FUN! I’ve been busy cooking up Halloween recipes and ideas, it was time to get a little crafty.
When a wind delivered the first smell of rain to me about which I wrote in my post, The Throbbing Earth, it also brought to me a voice. A voice so familiar with nature's cycles and its rhythms, so ...
The gorgeous German blog by Eva from Food Vegetarisch is really worth checking out for her beautiful photography as well as her tutorials on foodphotography
Paris, London, Rome…the big cities require no introductions. But have you heard of the foodie haven of Tremolat, France or the pristine Alpine hamlet of Binn, Switzerland? Well....I'm not here to knock big city travel, hey, NYC is one of my favorite places to visit. But in our travels, we've discovered that some of our favorite places have also been the most divine smallest of towns. Locals are laid back, friendlier and more tolerant of travelers. You really get to experience the true backbone of a country when you take the road less traveled. Here are just a few advantages to small town travel.
Well maybe the title of this blog is not really appropriate considering the fact that we are now sitting on our balcony in an incredible noisy hotel. It’s a huge hotel and I think they are filling it in the off season with noisy schoolkids! Lucky us. Yesterday was bad but I think today is...Read More »
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