Baked eggs is definitely one of my favourite brunch foods but it’s actually an excellent meal at any time of the day! This vegetarian version uses chickpeas to increase the protein and fibre and capsicum to balance the acid in the tomatoes. It’s simple to make and full of spices.
This recipe is insanely quick and easy to make and just as appropriate for brunch as it is for dessert. The secret to these perfect, flaky cinnamon scented roti is the best kitchen appliance I’ve tried in a long time. It’s an actual AI enabled robot in your kitchen. For real, I’ve had a robot called the Rotimatic cooking with me and it’s my new favourite kitchen appliance.
Crispy skinned fish with a citrus salad is such a dream dinner for me This salad is light and fresh and cuts through the richness of the crispy skinned barramundi perfectly.
I couldn’t decide what to call this and was going to go with Lo Mein, then realised that through numerous. However it does have those tasty take out vibes and the noodles are coated in this slurpy yummy pork minced laced sauce and it’s served with stir fried bok choy on the side and a soft boiled egg so it’s great if not legit.
This is reminiscent in flavour of a khoa soi soup but like most things I make is lacking in the authentic elements, the flavour is great though, full of thai spices and turmeric!
This is so easy to make and such a friggin’ delight. The crispy tofu is soft inside and if you cut into it with a spoon and get some of the broth to slurp up with it it’s just the most delightful bite on the flavour and texture fronts.
That title pretty much sums up this super simple salad entirely. But it also probably has you scratching your head going, but why miso and tomatoes? So hear me out.
The flavours and textures in this potato salad make it such a winner and the perfect thing to bring to a picnic or have as a side with any summer dinner. That salmon recipe from yesterday would be great with this! As there’s no mayo it’s fresh and light and the crisp radishes and sweet peas really get to shine through.
Why hello there 2018! I’ve let you roll in kind of quietly without making too much of a fuss in this little corner of the internet. None of that new year new me stuff over here. New year, same me is more my vibe. That doesn’t mean I haven’t got lots of exciting plans happening that I can’t wait to share with you all but there’s not going to be any sudden changes to the scheduled programming, that’s for sure. No diets or resolutions. Just good food and happy times. With that in mind this happy belly making dahl is something I’m oh so happy to share with you to bring in the new year.
Here it is, my final festive recipe for the season… and look how pretty it is! Plus it’s very simple to make with the easiest pastry ever. There’s no resting needed, no butter, no special equipment. It looks impressive and you can make it without any added sugar at all, so go ahead and eat it for breakfast 😉