Today I will share with you my December Menu Plan. In this post, I will share a month worth of mouth-watering recipes.
November Menu Plan
Today I will share with you my November Menu Plan. In this post, I will not just share one recipe with all of you, but I will share a month worth of mouth-watering recipes.
October Menu Plan
Today’s post is a special one. In fact, I will not just share ONE recipe with all of you, but I will share a month worth of delicious recipes in this October Menu Plan.
Low FODMAP Tuna Fried Rice
Leftover rice, a tin of tuna, and a hot pan are all you need for Low FODMAP Tuna Fried Rice, perfect for dinners or next-day lunches.
How to Cook Long Grain Rice
Light, fluffy, and evenly cooked, this stovetop method shows How to Cook Long Grain Rice perfectly every time using simple ingredients and the traditional absorption technique for soft, separate grains.
Low FODMAP Calamari Risotto
Soft, creamy rice with tender calamari and subtle tomato gives this Low FODMAP Calamari Risotto a smooth consistency that stays light and easy to eat.
Eggplant Rice
Soft eggplant melts into tomato-soaked rice for a warm, reliable bowl of Eggplant Rice that fits busy weeknights and keeps well for easy leftovers.
Thai Chicken Fried Rice
Skip the takeaway and make your own Thai Chicken Fried Rice. It’s fast, flavourful, and satisfying, with the perfect mix of tender chicken, cold rice, and a rich Thai sauce, all ready in 15 minutes.
One Pot Mushroom Rice
Mmmm a One Pot Mushroom Rice?? Yes, you read that right! To make this delicious rice, you only need one pot! And cleaning has never been easier!
One Pot Lemon Chicken and Rice
Juicy chicken thighs, fluffy rice, and fresh lemon come together in Lemon Chicken and Rice, a one-pot meal with bright citrus flavours and golden chicken.
Tuna Mayo Onigiri (Triangle Rice Balls)
Filled with creamy tuna and wrapped in crisp nori, these Tuna Mayo Onigiri (Triangle Rice Balls) are perfect for lunchboxes, picnics, and quick snacks. Portable, satisfying, and surprisingly easy to prepare. Onigiri has become one of my favourite things to make at home. After visiting Japan a few times with my family, I’ve grown even…
Italian Rice Salad
Combining tender rice with tuna, ham, cheese, olives and vegetables, Italian Rice Salad is a chilled Italian classic that’s fresh, colourful and satisfying.
Saffron Pumpkin Porcini Risotto
I must admit that one of the things I miss the most about living in the Northern Hemisphere are the seasons. Don’t get me wrong, we have the same seasons down here, but they are “reversed”. In fact, right now, it’s the end of spring. Besides the fact that I will never be able to…
Chestnut Porcini Risotto
I have been living in the Southern Hemisphere for over 10 years now, but I will never get used to the idea that September, October and November are spring months! Every year, when September comes, I feel like eating autumn food like apples, mushrooms, pumpkin, chestnuts and the likes. I doubt I will ever get…
Skinny Tuna Sushi Roll
Homemade sushi night made simple with a Skinny Tuna Sushi Roll full of lean tuna, creamy mayo, and fresh cucumber crunch.
No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars
I made these No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars to take to a friend’s get together. I love the combination of peanut butter and chocolate and these also had an added bonus: puffed rice. Don’t you just love how crispy puffed rice is? Every time I eat it, I get transported back to my childhood,…
Stracchino and Speck Risotto
Today’s recipe is a delicious and almost sinful risotto: Stracchino and Speck Risotto. I love cheese and Stracchino is an Italian mild soft cheese that I adore. And I love Italian Speck. If you are not familiar with it, it is a smoked prosciutto from South Tyrol, in the Italian Alps. I use it often…
Kinder Cereali
Since moving to Australia 10 years ago (!), there are many things I am not able to eat as they are not sold here. In all this time, I have learnt how to make some of these things like sofficini or pizzoccheri for example. Today’s recipe is another one of such items: Kinder Cereali. It…
Eggplant and Smoked Scamorza Risotto
The first time I made this risotto, I did it to use up some of the eggplant filling that had remained after making Eggplant Sofficini. The result was so good that I started making extra filling in order to make risotto with it! I decided to also had smoked scamorza to it because the smoky…
Cream of Asparagus and Spumante Risotto
I have always loved asparagus. When spring comes, they are on my table at least once a week! I love them poached with home-made mayo or aioli, but I also like to make risotto with them. I have already shared an Asparagus Risotto with Raspadüra recipe on the blog, but this Cream of Asparagus and…
Castelmagno and Pear Risotto
Today I am back with a typical Italian recipe. As you know, I am very fond of Italian regional products. It is because of this incredible variety of resources and flavours that Italian cuisine is so special. Besides, I love cheese – even more than I love chocolate! So, when I visited Italy last year,…
Chicken Kabsa
Inspired by traditional Saudi flavours, Chicken Kabsa blends spiced tomato rice and tender chicken into a dish rich in flavour and balance, loved across the Middle East. Sawsan from Chef in Disguise shared a wonderful idea, asking us to cook a rice-based main dish that shows our culture or curiosity for another cuisine. It’s exactly…
Risotto with Zucchini Cream and Basil
Besides experimenting with Japanese cooking, I have also cooked some good old Italian food. This Risotto with Zucchini Cream and Basil is one of my latest favourite risotto and I have it quite often, alternating it with the Pumpkin and Gorgonzola one. I love the combination of zucchini and basil as I think their flavours…
Cream of Pea and Mint Risotto
I love playing with risotto and making it different every time. There’s much more than Mushroom risotto in the “risotto world”. You just need to give it a chance. You can actually make risotto with almost any vegetable and/or cheese. Today I played with a classic combination of Italian cuisine: peas and mint. I blended…
South American Lamb Stew
As you know, I am travelling at the moment, so I thought of asking some of my favourite food blogger friends to come over and share some of their amazing creations with all of you! I told you I would leave you in great company, right? Today I have the honour of having yet another…
Dried Porcini and Saffron Risotto
As I have said many times, Risotto alla Milanese (Saffron Risotto) is the first dish I have ever cooked all by myself… I was probably about 6 or 7 years old. It’s always been my favourite risotto and I was so good at it, that whenever my grandfather would visit us from Sicily, he always asked…
Artichoke and Taleggio Risotto
Today I want to share another of my risotto recipes. As you know, I like risotto probably more than pasta and I make it often. Actually, as it can be made so quickly, I often make it for lunch when I am home alone. Yes, you read that right! Unlike what many people think, risotto…
