January hits differently when you’re staring at credit card statements and dreaming of takeaway. The festive spending hangover is real, energy bills are eye-watering, and yet somehow you still need to put dinner on the table every single night. Here’s the thing though – cooking on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort or flavour. The…
Here in the UK, Thanksgiving isn’t a holiday that we celebrate but when looking at it from a food view, it is a lot like Christmas. And we’ve all had that post-Christmas feeling where you have eaten too much rich food and feel a bit bloated. So, I decided to do some research on how…
Inside: How to organise your kitchen for Christmas so you are ready for the festive season and your kitchen can handle the extra workload! I don’t know about you, but our kitchen gets a lot of use. With four adults in the house, three of whom are here most all of the time, there’s plenty…
The 4th of July is just another day here in the UK as Independence Day is a US celebration. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t use it as an excuse to have a party. Maybe you have friends from the US or simply want to get involved with the event. Whatever the case, here’s…
One of the things I remember as a kid was going to a New Year’s Eve Party at one of the family’s houses. Mum’s birthday is January 1st, so she always had a big fuss made of her just after the bell chimed midnight and there were party games, cheesy music and dancing. When we…
