A Brighton food blog.
Celebrating English berry season English berry season is well and truly upon us! Did you know that seasonal berries (think strawberries, raspberries, cherries, plums etc.) grow better in the south of England than anywhere else in the country? It’s no wonder they taste so damn […]
Chef Minesh Agnihtori, founder of Brighton’s Indian Summer, has launched the UK’s first Indian recipe box, The Kari Club, giving foodies an opportunity to explore the cuisine at home. Indian food has long been a favourite of mine, ever since I was lucky enough to […]
This recipe is so quick and easy, I couldn’t quite believe how good it tasted the first time around! Forget overly sweet shop bought stir fry sauces, this can be made with just three ingredients and packs a punch in taste. An incredibly versatile meal, […]
The How to Eat Well tour & Tiny Budget Cooking Last weekend, I was invited along to the launch of Bluebird’s How to Eat Well book tour in Brighton. Partnering with Twitter, the tour involved panel discussions with some of our most prominent food writers currently, […]
This giveaway has now ended. Get your stretchy pants at the ready, the Foodies Festival is coming back to Brighton! The UK’s biggest celebration of food, drink and wellbeing is kicking off at Hove Lawns this May Bank Holiday. I’m super thrilled to be heading over for […]
Recently, I received a rather sparkly delivery… in the form of six gluten free AND vegan doughnuts from Rosina Makes. “Wait”, I hear you say, “you’re not vegan or gluten free?!”. It’s true, I’m neither, but it doesn’t mean I can’t taste these from a different perspective. Rosina […]
As I’ve said before, I like to try and create meals that are light on carbs or meat free throughout the week. This is mostly to make up for the fact that from Friday through to Saturday, all I do is go out for food! […]
Well okay, I’ve only been running this blog for 9 months, but that doesn’t sound as good does it? 2016 was a pretty shit year in terms of current events. But on a more personal level, it saw the start of an entirely new side of […]
Last weekend, I went ice skating with two of my best friends in Canary Wharf to celebrate one of their birthdays. It was… terrifying, for the first 20 or 30 minutes, until we got the hang of it and managed to enjoy ourselves. But that’s […]
6 months ago today, I went for a roast, took a bunch of photos and wrote my first ever blog post for The Third Place. Since then, I’ve found a whole new community of Brighton friends; reviewed coffee shops and restaurants; shared some of my […]
This is an exciting post for me, as it’s the first time I’ve ever reviewed a food product* – and boy, is it an interesting one! Love Chin Chin is a range of West African sweet snacks with the textural crunch of a biscuit and […]
I want to share something with you that has become a big part of my life quite recently, and something that I think you should definitely keep an eye on: Brighton Girl. As I got into blogging a few months back, I began widening my horizons on […]
I thought I would write up one of my easiest and most used recipes, as it always proves to be immensely satisfying in our household and a great way to use up a bunch of stuff from the fridge too! Chilli garlic sausage potato hash. This […]
As the Kitchen Head of our household, I like to try alternatives to meat and heavier carbs throughout the week to keep meals interesting and provide healthier options to the meals we love. This is especially important for me, as I spend so much of […]
It’s been a while since I brought you a ‘First Place’ post – that is, something relating to our lives at home. The other day I made a very simple and delicious vegetable curry, and I thought I might share it with you as it […]
Thinking recently about different types of third place for different people, mine tend to focus around food and drink establishments (go figure), whereas some people might find their third place is the gym they go to, an art class, their library or the park. And then […]