This is a dish I could eat all day everyday without ever getting bored! Very simple to make too.
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Brunch at Christopher’s, Covent Garden ~ An honest review
A few days ago, I arranged to meet up with Debra for a quick bite. I had been looking forward to this for a long time. Yes to new friendships, yes to fellow bloggers/vloggers who understand your need to film or photograph every single part of your dining experience. And quite frankly, yes to simply beautiful, kind and funny souls like Debra. I’m always grateful for the people God places on my path.
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Dinner at Flat Iron Steak, Covent Garden ~ Review
Have you heard of the £10 steak? Well, here it is. At Flat Iron Steak, you get the steak, the complementary pop corn and ice cream for dessert… all for £10. I added the sides and I think I ended up paying just under £15 for the entire meal. Continue reading “Dinner at Flat Iron Steak, Covent Garden ~ Review”
Wedding anniversary dinner at Oblix, The Shard ~ Review
On 7th July, my husband Rom and I celebrated our 9th wedding anniversary. Looking back at where we’ve been and where we are now, I can only Continue reading “Wedding anniversary dinner at Oblix, The Shard ~ Review”
How to make a delicious berry cheesecake
I’ve always wanted to learn to make my own cheesecakes but felt slightly intimidated by what seemed to be an enormous amount of work… Continue reading “How to make a delicious berry cheesecake”
Lunch at Crave Street food Market – Paddington Basin
The other day I discovered this little gem in the heart of London. Crave Streetfood Market is held here every Continue reading “Lunch at Crave Street food Market – Paddington Basin”
Brunch (and cake!) at The Cornerstone Café
There’s a charming little café a few minutes away from where I live, called The Cornerstone café. Located in London’s historical Royal Arsenal (SE18) it offers a really unique and pleasant setting right in between the residential part of the Arsenal and Woolwich Town Center. Everything here is made from scratch.
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