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Tag Archives: Blogging Events
Sri Lankan-style chickpeas for Lisa
I’ve created this dish especially for a blogging event run by a one of my favourite bloggers, Lisa from Lisa’s Kitchen. The event is No Croutons Required, and the this month’s topic is chickpeas. I really wanted to take part, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Events, Dairy-free, FAVOURITE RECIPES - Savoury, Gluten Free, Lunchbox Special, My own recipe creations, Pasta, Pulses, Quick and easy recipes, Recipes, Salads, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged Blogging Events, chickpeas, coconut, curry leaves, no croutons required, Pulses, Quick and easy recipes, salad, Sri Lankan chickpeas
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Eating with the Season: deadline extends until 21st Jan
I’m exteding the deadline for Eating with the Season January. You can post me your entries until the 21st January. Ta!
Eating with the Seasons: DECEMBER Round-up!
This has been a very busy six weeks. I’m looking forward to slowing down a little, taking long restorative walks and spending some quiet time with friends and family. I’m not sure how much time I’ll have for blogging, but … Continue reading
Eating with the Seasons: JANUARY
What will you be cooking in January? Share your seasonal recipes with us! Let’s eat seasonally! Join me! EATING WITH THE SEASONS Go and find out what’s in season where you live in JANUARY. You can choose: fruit, … Continue reading
The best carrot soup ever!
Farmers’ market finds Creamy. Gently spiced with nutmeg and cinnamon. Cooled with a hint of mint. Fired up with some spicy, garlicky rose harissa. – In short, the best carrot soup ever! The basic carrot soup recipes comes from … Continue reading
Posted in FAVOURITE RECIPES - Savoury, Gluten Free, Recipes, Soup, Vegetarian
Tagged Blogging Events, carrot recipe, carrot soup, Eating with the seasons, food, food blog, Gluten Free, harissa, lunch, recipe, Recipes, rose harissa, seasonal eating, Soup, soup recipe, vegetable soup, Vegetarian, vegetarian soup
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Eating with the Seasons: NOVEMBER Round-up
Here comes the round-up for Eating with the Seasons: NOVEMBER! Fruit Apples Ricotta cheesecake squares with apples and blueberries ~ Linda at make life sweeter! (The Hague, Netherlands) Linda over at make life sweeter! is such a … Continue reading
Eating with the Seasons: DECEMBER
Time to celebrate December foods! Go and find out which fruit, veg, meat and fish are in season where you live this December, and share your recipe with us. If you live in the UK, check out the inspiring Eat … Continue reading

