This is the last blog post you’ll see added to Dancing Through Sunday, and I am really happy to be writing it.
Vegetarian kofta balls with tomato sauce
How tasty are the Hare Krishna veggie kofta balls and that rich tomato sauce? If there’s koftas around, I cannot refuse and had to have a crack at making some homemade vegetarian koftas filled with fresh veggies.
Vegetarian black bean enchiladas
Enchiladas… is there a better word? Honestly, I am not sure. Enchiladas were one of the first things I used to cook when I moved out of home, and they felt so ~gourmet~ back then. Upon reflection they were just chicken, cheese, salsa and tortillas with a metric tonne of sour cream. Fast forward 7 years and the enchiladas around my traps are a more delicious, much healthier version but still evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Falafel Lunch Wraps with Harvarti and homemade tzatziki
This post is in collaboration with the Health Star Rating system I used to really struggle with judging how ‘healthy’ food was when doing my big food shop for the week. Sure – fresh fruit and veggies is a no brainer but as I started venturing into the middle aisles of the supermarket I found …
Leave a trail of good this Christmas – Charcoal Lane
We’re officially in that time of the year where everyone wants to ‘catch up before Christmas’ and the new year is filled with late lunches and summer nights out with friends. This is great news for foodies like me because that sentence directly translates to ‘lets go eat delicious food together somewhere’.
Sunday Brunch at home – Vegetarian Scotch Eggs
It’s no secret that I am a fan of Sunday brunch.. or brunch on any day for that matter. I do enjoy brunching out but sometimes the food can be disappointing/expensive, the queues too long and you get rushed out before you could order a second mimosa coffee. Welcome to another Sunday Brunch recipe, made at home for you to …
Salt and Vinegar Potatoes
I have a penchant for eating carbs, mainly of the potato kind. Gnocchi, hot chips and salt and vinegar chips (or fries and crisps for those in other places) really are the holy trinity in my house. Add vinegar into the mix and I’m in heaven.
Things to eat in Tasmania – Part 2
Jackman and McRoss Bakery in Hobart had been on my radar for a long time. I first saw a picture of this dreamy bakery on Instagram yonks ago and it soon became the driver for my trip to Tasmania. Am I silly for being so motivated by bread? Probably.
Live Below The Line & Yellow Lentil Dahl
I’ve just finished prepping my meals for the next 5 days, and I have realised just how little fresh fruit and vegetables I’ll be able to eat. Lentils and rice is my life for the next 5 days – I’m taking part in Live Below The Line, living off $2 a day (the Australian equivalent of the …
Things to do in Tasmania – Part 1
I must admit…Tasmania was never on my ‘to travel’ list until I became obsessed with food. It very quickly sky rocketed to the top so I booked a 4 day getaway. Here’s some things to do to make the most of your time in Hobart and Southern Tasmania.
Homemade Pot Noodles
Crawling into bed on a Monday night with a styrofoam cup of noodles is my idea of heaven. Nothing says comfort like nursing a warm cup of salty broth and slurping up ramen noodles. Unfortunately, that scene isn’t very ~adult~ (or healthy) so I have channeled my inner pot noodle and developed a hearty, comforting not-so-bad for you DIY version to enjoy.
Rich Fettuccini Bolognese with Buffalo Mozzarella
This rich pasta recipe is full of little delicious lentils which is timely as 2016 has been deemed ‘the year of the pulse’ for many good reasons.
Vegetarian Stuffing Balls
A delicious vegetarian stuffing ball recipe for vegetarian christmas recipe ideas and a veggie substitute for a roast dinner.
Raspberry Semifreddo
Melbourne has started doing that thing where it stays really hot for days on end… I think it’s called Summer? Anyway… this raspberry semifreddo will keep your summer nights tasty and cool.
Grilled avocado salad
Avocados are loved mashed, cubed and spread on toast. That’s not breaking news. One thing I did not expect, was to love grilled avocado? WHAT? Grilled avocado you say? Yes, be ready…
Red Lentil Quesadilla recipe w/ pesto yoghurt sauce
This red lentil quesadilla recipe is oh so tasty and quite the adventure to make. They are super simple until it becomes time to flip them on the stove and the secret to making that easy lies in the amount of oozy cheese you use as glue.