My blog followers will know that since 2014, I have been teaching Indian Vegetarian and vegan Cookery to adults in local colleges as well as one to one classes with clients in their homes and Read More …
My regular readers will remember me taking part in Veganuary. The month taught me such a lot and I was able to substitute a lot of products. Read about them here. The popularity of vegetarianism Read More …
`We all lead busy lives and sometimes it’s nice to be able to cook dishes with a little bit of help. This week Tesco’s were offering the Patak’s Cooking sauces at a very reasonable cost. Read More …
Cassava is called Mogo in Swahili. Anyone who has lived or visited Kenya will have seen roasted or fried cassava sold on the streets. The mogo is usually served with a sprinkling of salt and Read More …
Summer time is a good time to be in London. No matter which part of London are in, there is usually a park you can go to, close at hand. This list has the top Read More …
Recently our offices moved to a new venue and we learnt that the building has been used in one of Harry Potter’s movies. The inside of the building is not open to public but you Read More …
Anyone who has visited London or seen any movies about London can’t get away from seeing their iconic London red buses and black taxis. I think one of Harry Potter movies featured them as well. Read More …
Bhakris are a type of Indian bread which is crispy and slightly salty and can be eaten with any curry. It’s ften served with a curry (Mung Beans Curry shown above) and khichedi. I Read More …
Aubergine and spinach are both such healthy vegetables and when cooked together, they really change the game where curries are concerned. Forthis recipe, I roasted the aubergine under the grill like you would for making Read More …
Most people in UK love curry and often have a curry night at the weekend when they either have a Takeaway or buy some ready made Indian food to warm up at home. The ready Read More …
