Who doesn’t love a good schnitzel? How good is that succulent juicy meat encased inside that delicious crumbed crust? Schnitzel is all about the textures, biting through that wonderful crunch into a soft center with all of those lovely cooking juices. Perfection. The traditional schnitzel is made with a wheat flour base and usually dipped ...
This thyme scrambled tofu with truffle oil recipe is not only a great alternative for those who cannot eat eggs due to intolerances and allergies, but a lovely variation to the regular egg scramble. The texture of the tofu in this dish works wonderfully to create a similar mouth feel to scrambled eggs, with ...
This is one of those recipes I have been meaning to post for ages but never quite got there until now. I think I was deterred by the ugliness factor of photographing flaccid crepes. Hopefully I have conquered my fear and (hopefully) shown just how beautiful these easy besan crepes really are (currently imagining ...
Amy Chaplin’s website Coconut & Quinoa was one of the first foodie blogs that I fell in love with when I entered the blogosphere zone. I was attracted to Amy’s tantalising use of seasonal ingredients and her ability to make alternative baked goods that looked so utterly delicious. I think her carrot pistachio cup cupcakes ...
First I must apologise for three sweet recipes in a row. However, given it has been Easter and therefore a celebration time surrounded with all things sweet and chocolatey, I just had to share this recipe while there is still a bit of holiday buzz. Recently I received a request from Organic Burst to ...
I can’t take the credit for this idea. I stole it from my mum after picking her brain about her hot cross bun recipe as I do each Easter. I grew up with my mum’s baking, inclusive of her home made bread being the most pleasurable food experience hands down. Even today when asked ...
I made a batch of these scones over a year ago now and for some reason forgot about how scrumptious they were. So when I saw some lonely oranges in the fridge along with the raisins I had bought for my hot cross buns (to come) the memories came flooding back and I just ...
Today’s recipe post comes from a very inspiring and talented lady from originally across the ditch and now living in Western Australia, Emma Galloway of My Darling Lemon Thyme. If you’re immersed in the foodie world you will surely already know Emma’s work and have swooned over plenty of her recipes. Personally I adore Emma’s food, as ...
I’ve been meaning for way too long to share this recipe with you all. It’s hardly even a recipe given it’s so easy to do, but the combination of these key ingredients creates a flavour that packs the perfect complimentary punch to pork. The sage is cooked till crunchy, yet melting on first bite. ...
Really this had to happen. A girl can’t just go on posting about how fabulous tahini is, drowning every dish in it and then not sharing with everyone how to make up your own batch of this liquid gold now can she. I tend to use the hashtag #tahiniporn when posting social media pictures of ...
