Zucchini carrot fritters
byIn July our garden is full of zucchinis. When it rains there are even more. It’s like magic. There’s nothing and two days later…
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Nectarine and sweet cherry couscous salad
byAs you know I often work from home. As during school year Gaba is at school and Mike is at work I often eat…
Bali- cooking and markets
byI’ve been going through my endless folders of travel photography and realised I haven’t shown you our Bali cooking experience. We loved attending a…
Strawberry and rhubarb buns with crumble
byI forgot to share a recipe for the buns I made for Gaba’s last day of grammar school. I only have three photos so…
Shaved zucchini and argula salad
byToday I’ve got another salad for you. I just made it as a side dish yesterday and it tasted so good I wanted to…
Couscous salad with young zucchini
bySummer is here for sure as a heat wave is passing Poland. I can’t cook anything hot because I will definitely melt 😉 so…
Tips for packing beauty stuff for your holiday
byI started planning my holiday and came up with an idea for this post. I spent endless hours last year researching what is the…
Java turns 10
byTen years ago she arrived into our lives as a puppy, today is her 10th birthday and I guess we can officially call her…
Garden in June part III
byHey guys, Gardening post number three is coming your way. I’m so proud of myself for being consistent with posting garden photos this year…
Garden in June- part II
byToday I am posting part two of my garden photos from June. This part is all about growing your own food- fruit and veg….
Grilling- steaks and fava beans
byAs the warmer months start we get into grilling outside- our favourite butcher has got the best meat I have ever tasted, so we’re…
Garden in June- part I
byIt’s time for the June walk in the garden. I divided this post into three, so it doesn’t take forever to load in your…