La vita e bella, Dinner Club #1, Malay Mutton Curry

Dennis and I recently started a Dinner Club. Friends. Food. Conversation and lot’s of alcohol. I am honored to be the first one to cook a meal. Dennis and me Continue reading →

spicy Paleo bake

I am experimenting with a couple of “caveman” recipes and this is my first almost 100% Paleo bake! Fresh and clean Paleo food doesn’t need to be boring or flavorless Continue reading →

ostrich & passion fruit wraps

Making wraps is not difficult to do at all. When you make a wrap,  “you just really have to have the courage of your convictions!” The following is recipe for Continue reading →

sage & almond pumpkin seed pesto

This is a delicious home-made pesto with lot’s of sage, basil, almond butter and pumpin seeds. Myles and I went on a little road-trip and made some sandwiches. Pesto is Continue reading →

healthy breakfast at The Blend

“Life is too short for bad coffees”! The Blend on Roeland Street is on everyone’s lips right now, yesterday I checked it out to see what all the fuss is Continue reading →

quick and healthy Thai Soup

Tom Yum is a classic Thai soup that can be cooked in different ways. My favorite version is Tom Yum Talay with prawns and fresh pieces of fish filet, a Continue reading →

vegan beetroot and chickpea burger @Love Food

Love Food is a precious little deli-style cafe in the heart of Johannesburg. I am slowly acquiring a taste for vegan food and that is how it came that a beautiful Continue reading →

Lemon Meringue Tart

Finally I have some time to share this beautiful and special recipe with you. But let me tell you a little story first! A couple of weeks ago I was organizing Continue reading →

neighbourgoods market

I just love it, walking through a market with a shopping bag squeezed under my arm and a leek sticking out of the bag. I used to visit the Viktualienmarkt a lot Continue reading →

Vélo

1964. Andie Warhol’s The Factory, on the fifth floor at 231 East 47th Street, in Midtown Manhattan. Famous artists of all kind such as Salvador Dalí, Truman Capote and Mick Jagger Continue reading →