What on Earth is Rumbledethumps? I hear many of you asking!
Rumbledethumps is a traditional Scottish dish much like a Scottish version of Bubble and Squeak or Irish Colcannon. Basically, mashed potatoes with yummy things added – onions, cabbage and cheese. Much like Bubble and Squeak, it is thought to have been created as a way of using up leftovers. Nowadays, it is delicious enough to make from scratch and even sold in supermarkets as a ready meal side dish. Continue reading
It’s been a bit of a crazy couple of weeks between two days of funeral services for my dear guardian, then a weekend away for a wedding a day later, then the next day flying over to Portugal early in the morning. We arrived home on Tuesday, after an awfully long and uncomfortable journey full of delays and still don’t feel rested. Continue reading
I kid you not. Imagine, it’s a Sunday evening, you cooked a complex family meal earlier and feel like you’ve spent enough time in the kitchen to last a week. But you just can’t escape that nagging craving for something sweet. Continue reading
Rhubarb & Orange is a pretty classic combination. And for good reason. It just works. Continue reading
Pincho, Twickenham
There is no denying that vegan cuisine has become much more popular in recent years. Not only that, it’s become more obtainable in mainstream and chain eateries across the globe. No more does a vegan dining out experience have to include always prenotifying the chef or chips, salad and no dressing. Now everywhere from McDonald’s to The Savoy cater, proudly, for vegans.
This is an overview of some of my favourite places to eat in some of the most wonderful towns and cities I have been able to visit. There are of course more I am yet to discover and so why not leave a comment letting me know your favourites too! Continue reading
July’s Degustabox was a hit! It was like the drinks’ special with lots of new, healthy and exciting beverages to try. Fizzy cucumber anyone? Genius. Continue reading
There is truly no place like Rome. It’s history, culture, sunshine and sheer beauty make it one of the world’s most romantic and educational cities. Even if you have never been to Rome before and don’t really know where to start, it is very easy to plan your visit ahead of time, by filling your stay with unique and local experiences. There are so many things to do in Rome and it’s unique character makes it perfect for couples, families, groups of friends and school trips. Continue reading
Following on from last year’s annual blogger event on Canned Time, I am thrilled to be joining again in this year’s Nut Butter Bash extravaganza. Continue reading
It’s been too hot to turn the oven on for the last few days. Soaring 31’C temperatures have had me desperately seeking shade in cool rooms and definitely not baking hot meals. Even turning on the stove top is a dread but I’m not sure my hard working husband will be too impressed with smoothies and salad alone. So the occasional pasta and sauteed tofu also must make an appearance. Continue reading
I was delighted to receive the June Degustabox for review. I’m not sure of the history and origins of this box but a quick search in Google translate suggests that ‘degusta’ means ‘taste’ in Romanian.
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