Food has always been front and centre for me – an unerring friend and a constant passion. From as far back as I can remember, mealtimes have always been the highlight of my day. My holidays would centre not around the sights and sounds of my foreign surroundings, but around the smells and the tastes of new and exciting cuisines. Continue reading “A little bit about me”
Spicy Sichuan Lamb Noodle Soup
Stir Fried Beef in Oyster Sauce

Just as with so many awesome Asian dishes, this recipe is all about the prep and it all comes together in a flash once you turn the cooker on. Three things to remember here. The first thing is that you don’t overcook the meat – take it off the heat once it’s about 80% done to your liking (I love it rare). The next thing is that you just take the edge off the vegetables, you still want a little crunch once you’re done. And the final thing is to serve it with some Jasmine rice – you’re going to want it to soak up that salty, umami-rich sauce. Now go forth and enjoy!
Lemon and Raspberry Cheesecake
Beef Pad See Ew

Those who are familiar with this blog will know that I only add my very favourite dishes here, the dishes I love and will return to again and again. This Beef Pad See Ew is definitely one such dish. The explosion of taste is so unexpected from a dish which is so quick and simple to put together. Enjoy!
Spicy Beef Noodle Soup
Tomato, Asparagus and Mozzarella Salad with Chilli and Garlic Pesto
Chicken Spring Rolls
Peppersteak Pie
Wild Garlic Chimichurri

If you enjoy a good steak, this gorgeous seasonal chimichurri sauce will compliment your meat beautifully. Fresh herbs with the heat of chilli and the zing of red wine vinegar – you’re going to love it!
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There are two things that elevate this soup to next level status – firstly, use a good homemade chicken stock and secondly, use whichever sausage you particularly love. Do those two things and this dish will sing. Enjoy!
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