Taking Stock – April 2018
I know it's the first day of May and all but April was so action packed that I've only just got a chance to take a breath and take stock. So here's the month that was in one blog post tied with a [Read More]
I know it's the first day of May and all but April was so action packed that I've only just got a chance to take a breath and take stock. So here's the month that was in one blog post tied with a [Read More]
Autumn is my favourite season, it brings warm days, cool nights (at least when Mother Nature is playing nice,) and the slow cooker comes out of it's summer hibernation. Actually, I tell a lie, because [Read More]
My life has been touched by some uber amazing women whose passion for life and the way they choose to live it have really inspired me. A few years ago, I started the She’s So Inspiring series to [Read More]
This has all the flavourful filling of a quiche but none of the palaver or the calories of pastry. It's super easy and super versatile and can be served for breakfast, lunch or supper! We [Read More]
I've got a long history making no bake cheesecakes from my favourite chocolate bars. First there was the Kit Kat Cheesecake, then there was the Malteser Cheesecake and the Crunchie Cheesecake [Read More]
Seattle has long been on my travel wish list and I'm pleased to report, it did not disappoint. Seattle is well known for it's wet weather but all we saw was glorious sunshine, and that was in late [Read More]
At the weekend we took our annual run-cation to Canberra, a city which in my humble opinion, is massively underrated. I love it hard. We went to run but while we were there we ate, drank and had a [Read More]
When my friends Joan and Beverley were visiting from the UK, I made it my mission to introduce them to all my favourite Australian foods. I knew they loved Caramello Koalas and Cherry Ripes [Read More]
The last month has been absolutely egg-pic, oops I mean epic! We've had our dear friends Beverley and Joan here from the mother country so there has been much wining and dining and eating out. [Read More]
Now that Easter is done and dusted, I can start my ANZAC baking with gusto! I tried my firstANZAC biscuit when I was 37 years old and came to live in Australia. Don't worry though, I have certainly [Read More]