Cavolo nero is a a loose-leafed cabbage from Tuscany. Even though it is believed that it originates in my country, Italy, I am not very familiar with its intense flavour and wouldn’t be able to prepare any cavolo nero-based Italian traditional dish. I found it in my fridge (bf is very much into healthy stuff) …
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Soba and Veggies: “Clean eating” par excellence
I’m not even sure that I’m back, back for real. I’m here, now, after a long pause and it feels right. At last. Moving to a new country to start a full time job made me a even lazier person at the beginning. I’m adjusting to new rhythms and new seasons (which is winter all …
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Cauliflower Rice Quiche with Zucchini, Pepper and Feta
Long time no see. I’m still in Ireland, friends, and I am aware that I must share a recipe with you before you start forgetting about me. Or before the effect of this crazy coffee I just sipped ends, leaving me again incapable of writing. Have you tried it yet? Have you given in to the new drinkable hype …
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Classic Spanish Omelette: The Tortilla
Hello folks, I’m back! Did you realize I disappeared? I missed blogging and cooking quite a lot but since I was in the middle of a big-ass relocation I could not help but focus on finding a new home and settle down in Northern Ireland. After more than a week spent in the hotel I finally …
My Dream Kitchen
I have never talked about the place where I spend most of the time (bedroom excluded), the place where all the posts of this blog are born and take shape. I’m talking about the kitchen. The reason why I haven’t covered the topic is that I’ve never been a house owner. Only in London I rented three different apartments over the …
Thai Cooking Class in Chiang Mai
I feel truly blessed to be here in Malacca city, 148 kilometres south east of Malaysia’s capital city Kuala Lumpur. This is one of the cutest cities I have visited during my Asian trip, definitely a more walk-able and pedestrian friendly place where it is possible to survive the morning heat thanks to a colonial architecture offering verandahs, front porches …