One week into Italian life
I am one week into my new Italian adventure. And of course it is nothing less than bellissimo! I am living in Northern Italy in a little town called Bra, yes let’s get all… Continue reading
Category Archive: What’s for dinner
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Caramelised garlic tart
A tart which is not only very tasty but one that will also keep the vampires at bay. Caramelised garlic is deliciously sweet combined with a sharp blue goats cheese and topped with… Continue reading
Roasted cauliflower and fennel with chickpeas and spinach
This tasty warm salad is perfect for meat-free Monday’s. We all need more of those. Cauliflower is such an underrated vegetable, I think because it was abused through many a childhood, boiled to… Continue reading
Green bean salad with seared sesame tuna
I have really outdone myself with this one. A salad packed with green goodness and topped with lightly seared sesame tuna. Quick and easy to whip up it’s perfect anytime. I have adapted… Continue reading
Something for the weekend
Forget dirty Dominos, there is nothing tastier than homemade pizza. It may take a little longer than picking up the phone but the results are well worth it and you can get a… Continue reading
Lemony lentil spaghetti
I can almost smell summer….okay I am just really sick of eating soup and I have started craving salads and deliciously light food and I figure if I just start eating like the… Continue reading
Fish Laksa
This is a deliciously aromatic noodle soup which is full of fresh flavours and really quick and easy to whip up.
Chicken, sweetcorn and chilli soup
Quick, easy and cheap to make this soup will warm you up on a winter’s evening and is packed with flavour and an added chilli kick. The dill and lemon make it really… Continue reading
Cauliflower and coriander soup
The humble cauliflower is rapidly becoming the forgotten vegetable. It is as diverse as the potato yet it keeps being left out of the shopping basket. Come on people take a cauli home today!
Potato, leek and mushroom pie
As the air is getting crisper and the fight against turning the central heating on has been lost there is only one thing left to do – make pie! Winter pies will warm… Continue reading