For a long time I bought my Cheddar Scones at Marks & Spencer’s in the Netherlands but ever since that store left; I had to miss them. So a while ago I decided I should make them myself and they were even better than the ones I bought at M&S. My Cheddar Chive Scones are extra cheesy, packed with oniony chives and fresh black pepper, which makes every bite sensational!
Autumn has arrived even though the weather has been surprisingly warm, my food mood always shifts during this time of year. I’m suddenly craving for soups, hearty potato dishes, pasta with mushrooms and hot Apple Cake.
Last weekend, I went to Guiliano’s in Rotterdam and had a delicious egg salad with truffle mayo. It was served on a toasted focaccia and topped with rocket leaves, cherry tomatoes and Parmesan cheese. I recreated this dead simple egg recipe for your guys so grab it and go!
Have you ever tried healthier alternative to fries? Well, today I might blow you away with these delicious, crispy Oven-Baked Carrot Fries! They are low in carb, packed with flavour and extremely addictive.
What’s not the love about popsicles? They are the perfect summer food and I’m sharing a full-proof, refined sugar free recipe with Mango and Cherry!
This is the easiest Blueberry Cinnamon Loaf Cake you’ll make! It’s so soft, moist and perfect for breakfast, a tea treat or as a snack.
Sharing this lip-smacking Mixed Mushroom Stir-fry! A quick, healthy and easy weeknight meal and just under 20 minutes!
At home we often make this Tomato Chokha which is a simple tomato relish and can be served as a side for when you’re having dal and rice. It’s also a very quick and easy to make at home. The Chokha itself has a smoky and robust flavour which is all about highlighting the tomato!
Dal is a much-loved dish by my family, and we make it a lot at home whenever we have a vegetarian meal. It’s so comforting to eat and can transport you back home with that familiar and aromatic scent. Though, my mother often makes the Surinamese version, today I’m sharing my Indian style dal recipe and a crackling Tadka (tempering) with you all.
My website, The Spiced Chickpea is one year old! And what better way to celebrate with one of my favourite Surinamese childhood dishes: Ghoegri (spicy chickpeas) – a recipe by my mother!
