I posted this in azahar’s kitchen the other day but thought I’d share it here too.
It’s one of the most beautifully shot recipe videos I’ve ever seen.
Enjoy!
life in the kitchen
06 Thursday Dec 2012
Posted in food & drink
06 Thursday Dec 2012
Posted in food & drink
I posted this in azahar’s kitchen the other day but thought I’d share it here too.
It’s one of the most beautifully shot recipe videos I’ve ever seen.
Enjoy!
03 Monday Dec 2012
Posted in food & drink, weather, weird
Leave it to me to get a craving for salads as soon as the temperatures plummet (and it starts snowing on my blog!). But this past week or so, for no reason I can fathom, I am suddenly craving lots of crisp leafy greens with grated carrot, sliced onion and some chunks of high-quality preserved tuna (bonito). And when I say crave I mean that once lunchtime starts approaching I can almost feel the crunch of carrot and lettuce and taste the extra virgin olive oil with balsamic vinegar.
What the heck. I’m not going to question this. Of course it might be even healthier (or at least more slimmifying) if I didn’t accompany my salady lunch with a big chunk of pan gallego, but I’m guessing that having this fabulous bread option is what got me interested in salads again. Because really, what goes better with nice crusty bread, no matter what the weather is like? So I reckon I am now getting about 3 a day at lunch.
What’s your favourite way of getting enough veg in your diet?
15 Thursday Nov 2012
Posted in food & drink, sevilla
31 Wednesday Oct 2012
Posted in food & drink, gadgets, retail therapy, wine
15 Monday Oct 2012
Posted in culture, dance, food & drink, sevilla
So remember when I said I had a new project underway? Well, this isn’t it. This one just happened today! And quite unexpectedly. After being out and about doing some research this morning I have come up with a fabulous way of offering my Sevilla Tapas Tour guests a couple of different options if they’d like to include a bit of authentic flamenco in their visit.
This has always been somewhat of a dilemma for me since of course most “flamenco shows” are designed for tourists. Locals who love flamenco tend to go to “peñas” which are like private clubs, so visitors aren’t usually welcome. Also, I think most visitors would find a peña a bit intimidating.
And so I am now working on two options: a flamenco and tapas tour, and a private lunchtime flamenco show with tapas brought in from a nearby bar. I think both of these options are going to really appeal to my clients, because they really appeal to me! Stay tuned…