This recipe probably belongs to the category: “stop listening to the voices in your head and just keep sharing what you love.” I’ve made this recipe many times and often thought of sharing it, but I also thought it’s too easy, we have a dozen of these already or it’s not interesting enough. Well, don’t let these stupid voices kill your pleasure in sharing something that you’re passionate about. Because this recipe brought me comfort on nights where I felt a bit alone and wanted to eat something while watching a movie. It gave me a good feeling at the end of the night and to me that’s also important to share. Try it out yourself!

Simple is sometime key when it comes to dinners or lunches. And these days with a few store bought ingredients you can whip something up like that! This easy peasy Flamkuchen w/ Smoked Salmon & Asparagus was a hit last night and could also be served as a starter. Make it soon!

This Japanese meal has my heart, because it combines a fried chicken cutlet with a delicious and fragrant cury sauce! And this sauce is extra special y’all because it’s made with Hindustani Masala which has a more intense flavour than the regular curry spices. Try it yourself and let me know what you think 😉

Though am not a huge, sweet tooth, I do like to make some cheeky waffles for breakfast or lunch when I want to treat myself a bit. I mean shouldn’t we all every now and then ;-) The thing is also when you get older, you (maybe I shouldn’t generalize) still feel like a kid when having a non-conventional breakfast which isn’t focusing on any food groups. But see that’s the beauty of being adult, right? You can do whatever you want. Well not everything, but a cheeky breakfast/lunch is something I do anticipate after a long workweek and to usher in the weekend.

It’s a lot for a title, but I honestly didn’t know what to call this vegetarian dinner? Do you? Or should I just call out all the components and make it into a title haha... Anyways, for this weeknight meal, I combined Asian flavours with Italian ingredients and plated it up like the French do. By now you must know I love a little fusion and confusion ;-) But the real question is, would you try this out?

On my Instagram account I’ve shared this recipe with a REEL where I uploaded the music from that famous French Arabic guy. What these two have in common? Absolutely nothing…

Every chip needs a dip! And this Japanese Style Smoked Salmon fits perfectly with the Fried Seaweed Chips I also made. You can also add this “dip” on top of some Sushi rice, in a wrap of sandwich. Go crazy and whip it up!

Easy peasy snacking is made simple with just a few ingredients. If you love sushi than these snacks are for you!