Potatoes. Perfect Mash. Click.

An entry for Click.
Potato. If I am very, very honest then this is probably my most favourite vegetable. Seriously. You can eat it in almost every way except raw. Then again, raw it seems to be very good for removing dark (eye) circles. All the things you learn!
Potatoes. Fried? Mashed? Baked? Boiled? Stewed? You name, [...]

Matcha Ice Cream. Little Asian Twist.

Matcha doesn’t need an introduction anymore. It is just me being on the slow side… Everyone tried it our like zillion of times, and way, way back in time. Then here I come along and give it a try as well. Guess you are never too old to learn?
Intrigued by so many posts and so [...]

Nice. Weekend. Cote d’Azur.

Don’t you love it when spur of the moment you book a weekend break? Just like that. Because you want some sun. A change. Flights are cheap. You choose.
Exactly what we did. Friday 9:00am I was in my office, looking at my screen, trying hard to concentrate with the pouring rain outside. Miserable. Friday 9:00pm [...]

Croissants. And Curry Leaves.

Ciao. And where did the time go?
How do you like the new design? I am still working on it but time has been very limited these past few weeks. Work was mad. Our social life picked up … hmm … I wonder why? Who knows, it might just be the spring sun. Oh, and there [...]

Spring Cleaning. Changes.

It’s officially spring. Freezing outside. But everywhere I look it’s spring: flowers blooming, birds singing, a timid sun. Which is probably why I feel like a change. Well, more like a blog change.
So please bear with me while I tweak and make some changes - and please, please let me know along the way how you [...]

Manioc. Chips/Fries Otherwise.

Manioc. If you don’t know this root vegetable yet, I’ll try to convince you otherwise. If you know it already … then, I can only envy you!
Such a delicious discovery. It all started in Brazil. Remember? Amongst the many different foods we ate, we also tried the ‘mandioca frita’. Eh? Manioc chips? Living in Belgium [...]

The Belgian Countryside. Rain.

A walk in the Belgian countryside. And lots of pies.