Exhibit L: This is the friendship toast maker. I reiterate, he loves meat so much even said toast has Bovril on it. This man will never, ever give up meat. (And trust me, his farts smell all the more deadly for it. He is rotting inside.) He is my dearest friend, despite our now hugely […]
Posts tagged vegan cooking You say tomato… It’s British tomato season! To celebrate, I’ve teamed up with the British Tomato Growers’ Association to bring you some inspiring recipes. Anything to do with pastry gets a definite guzzle from me. Read More Simply Having A Wonderful Christmas Time Worried about what to feed your family this […]
Posts tagged fitness But where do you get your protein? Feeding my pistols some extra protein thanks to Protein World protein powder. How else could you get the word protein into a sentence three times? Read More
My family love to host parties. The moment I first saw the house my husband and I now live in I knew it was the one for us because it had a games room. ‘Think of the parties!’ I probably said as I forgot to play it cool and hugged the estate agent. Preparing for […]
Latest addition to my burgeoning vegan cookbook collection. I was extremely excited to receive this book for Christmas. My faunt (fake aunt – Mum’s best mate – everyone has one of those, right?) gave it to me, because she Gives Good Gift. Smith and Daughters are a pair of Aussies who run a popular vegan […]
Posts tagged log cabin Not Air Balloon How to make my birthday twice as good – first, make me fear it’s going to be half as awful. It’s just birthday mathematics. Here I am bonding with (a descendant of) a wildcat, because I’m a brave girl… Read More
I had the pleasure of writing about some pretty spectacular holiday ideas for Vegan Life magazine this month. While sitting in my home-office-shed. But with the power of words, I felt like I was there. Or at least, very much wanted to be. I tried to cover all bases, so whether you like active holidays, […]
London, Baby! How much food can only little vegan stuff into her big fat gob during 48 hours in London? More than I ought, more than I ought. Read More Not Air Balloon How to make my birthday twice as good – first, make me fear it’s going to be half as awful. It’s just […]
Posts tagged Vegan Baking Banoffee Pie with Dulce de Leche I had some culinary skills in the kitchen this weekend, but they weren’t mine. This Banoffee Pie is the result of Cakes and Travel Annie let loose, and we’re all the better for it. Read More Not Such A Rocky Road Good news on the […]
Dated 2014, a part of me wanted to take that as fact and buy 20 bottles. But the new me tries a bit harder. Revlon, I found out, sell in China. And for unfathomable reasons, China INSISTS BY LAW that ALL products are tested on animals. WT fuck, China.I filled out the contact form on the Mitchum […]
Posts tagged Canopy and Stars Not Air Balloon How to make my birthday twice as good – first, make me fear it’s going to be half as awful. It’s just birthday mathematics. Here I am bonding with (a descendant of) a wildcat, because I’m a brave girl… Read More
Posts tagged vegan chefs Chef of the Month – Jon Devine-Gay Back in wintry old December, I interviewed the lovely Jon from Erpingham House of Norfolk. Now if someone could just whisk me off to Norfolk for a weekend so I could sample some of Jon’s exquisite menu, that’d be great. Read More
On our recent jaunt around Thailand, I discovered a dish has been invented which brilliantly marries two of my favourite things – mangoes and coconuts. Plus, it’s a pudding, which in itself is also one of my favourite things. My sister lives in Bangkok now and she could not believe I had never heard of […]
Posts tagged TashiDawa Nine things I discovered on a yoga retreat At Vale De Moses, Portugal, I turned my frown upside down. I chilled out, warmed up, chowed down, lazed about and generally basked in all the life-affirming goodness the valley sent my way. Read More