Now I love a sweet and milky tea when it’s hot and soy based as I don’t really like or can handle cow’s milk, but that’s maybe a side note haha Yet, tea and milk go well and combined with some chewy tapioca balls (or boba pearls) it’s even better!
These crunchy Tostadas are quick and easy to meal 😉 They are gluten-free and topped with fresh shrimp ceviche!
Easy Indian Samosa’s anyone? Yes, it is possible! I made these easy peasy Samosa rolls with rice paper and shallow fried them in some oil. You don’t have to do that too, but that crispy exterior does it for me! Check out the recipe and make this vegetarian en gluten free snack soon!
Again, I had a Mozzarella lingering in my fridge and decided to make some Mozzarella Waffles or the trend of 2019 “Chaffles”. This recipe can be made with 3 ingredients only, but I wouldn’t be called The Spiced Chickpea if I didn’t add any more spices. They are also Keto and gluten-free, and no am not on a diet, I just like to try new things and I hope you too! 😉
I’ve always had thing for colored food. When I was younger, this would be mostly a color additive or dye (frosting of a cake or desserts) but as I grew older, I was more interested in natural colored food! When my mom told me about Ube (purple sweet potato), I knew I had to use them in a recipe. As a huge potato and dumpling lover, there was only one way for me to enjoy them: Ube Gnocchi!
If there’s one cuisine that has influenced me since 2020, it’s the Korean kitchen! The food, the people, the culture – I’m in love and intrigued! I can’t wait to travel again and visit this beautiful country, eat all the delicious food and explore their culture. This Tteokkochi (Rice Sticks) w/ Chicken Sausages and Spring Onion is an homage to another Korean treasure and a new favorite of mine. It’s made with chewy and crispy rice cakes/sticks, chicken sausages and spring onions. After they are lightly fried in a pan, they get a generous coating of the spicy and sweet Korean sauce. This Tteokkochi is heaven on a stick!
You may ask yourself now, who on earth comes up with Fried Rice Pudding Rolls? Well, your spiced girl was actually in the mood for a Korean rice cracker snack (which is made with day old rice and you fry in a pan until it becomes a big ol rice cracker) but unfortunately, I messed up the recipe. So, after tossing and turning the rice, I added milk, sugar and vanilla to it. Et voilà, the Rice Pudding happened. As for the fried rolls well, for that you’ll have to continue reading 😉
This smooth and creamy cashew sauce is so satisfying to eat! Even as non-vegan, I enjoy this delicious sauce and happily drizzle it over anything. You can keep it basic or add some store-bought Arabiata sauce and upgrade your vegan sauce game!
I’ve always had a fascination with these plump and soft pillowy dumplings. And since I’m a huge fan of dumplings, I decided to make a vegan and gluten-free version so my friend could enjoy them too. This was actually my first try making gnocchi and boy oh boy was I lucky, because they came out beautiful and had a delicate flavour. So hop over to the recipe and make them soon!
These Vegan Corn Fritters are easy to whip up, packed with Thai Red Curry flavours, and egg and dairy-free. They make a perfect vegan dish and are simple to prepare!
