I photographed this menu in Aguas Calientes, Peru, in May 2004.
Pure of Pope? Spiritually satisfying I’m sure.
Aguas Calientes was built in the 1970′s primarily to cater for tourists visiting Machu Picchu. So apart from being a key access point to an amazing archaelogical site, it is also famous for its UTI inducing hot [...]
After being gastronomically turned on by the Nutella Cake from Esurientes – The Comfort Zone, I was just glad I had an excuse to make it this weekend – my sisters birthday! So with a 400g jar of Nutella in hand, I prepared this amazing masterpiece of culinary decadence.
I won’t repost the recipe (which [...]
Cooking with children can be both an exhilarating and daunting experience. It takes the tact and diplomacy of a UN peace-keeping soldier, and more importantly, the patience of Jove. Each child must be given an equal amount of measuring / mixing / kneading / rolling / cutting / decorating time. And one [...]
I have been tagged by Haalo from the inspiring Cook (almost) Anything at Least Once with five confessions. Phew…I’m just glad she didn’t ask me to confess what was in my sock drawer!
Five items in my freezer
Wine. If it ain’t drunk then it goes in the freezer for cooking.
Falafel mix from the lebanese take-away [...]
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Finding a good meal at 9.30pm on a rainy Sunday night might prove problematic in some parts of town. But Victoria Street, Richmond (or Little Saigon as it’s affectionately known), is always open with a stunning array of cheap and cheerfuls to choose [...]