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All in Main Courses
This is the final installment of the Afghan series, and another memorable dish to anyone familiar with The Helmand Restaurant in Cambridge.
Immediately after writing that elaborate ode to pumpkin a few weeks back, I knew I needed to make this dish. I mentioned it in the very first sentence of that post, setting off a worldwide chain of events culminating in The Best Combination Ever.
Sydney is to Thai restaurants what New York City is to hot dog stands. They’re everywhere.
New discoveries abound when you’re in university. We learn useful skills like how to use a washing machine, how to share close quarters with near strangers, how to concoct extremely potent alcoholic beverages
One of the tricky things about moving across the world is finding the right ingredients.
Things are a little hectic around here. It’s almost midnight and there’s a cake in the oven (yes, that one.
Though I really shouldn’t complain about Sydney’s weather, which is, more often than not, mind-blowingly perfect, today is chilly (which means around 60°F or 15°C) and wet.
In any small town in the southern Italian region of Puglia, you’ll see groups of teenagers, grandmothers and babies, couples young and old
Though I mentioned my dad in the about section of this blog, my mom has made a huge impact on my cooking. Which makes for really interesting results considering how different her cooking style –
