The wild garlic is sprouting all around us and it’s fresh aroma is so enticing that I had to buy some this week. I have to admit that I have seen it so many times while out and about; in the woods, on the mountain or even in some parts of the city, but I … Continue reading
Samphire/ Sea Asparagus/ Saint Peter’s herb/ Mermaid’s Kiss/ Salicornia Europaea
So, while wandering through the market a week ago I saw this Samphire (from France). I could faintly remember a TV show where I had seen someone forage on the coast of the UK for it and I was intrigued. So I had some packed up (unfortunately they only had plastic bags). How it tastes: … Continue reading
Market Shopping
Market shopping is the best. Normally I would be at a market this morning, but the weather is really wet and I still have enough for today and tomorrow so there is really no need… thank god. So instead I get to sit inside and tell you guys about how great they are. I am … Continue reading
Monksbeard / Agretti / Barbe dei Frati / Salsola Soda
One succulent shrub, many names and uses. Hailing from the tuscan region of Italy, Agretti is, in taste, a gentler version of the more common Samphire. Not only is the consistency softer, but it is also less salty and instead has some spinach-like elements to its taste. It is in season for only 5 weeks in … Continue reading
Red Rice, Pomegranate and Feta Salad
Ingredients Red Rice boil and then leave to cool off Pomegranate take out seeds and mix into the cooled off rice Spring Onion chop and add Feta Cheese ideally take the variety in oil and herbs, chop and mix in Dressing Limes squeeze as much as you like Olive Oil mix in with limes Mint chop … Continue reading
Radicchio, Banana, Artichoke Salad
Ingredients for Salad: Mini Artichokes cut off top and bottom, take off out layers of hard leaves, boil 20 mins, leave to cool Radicchio cut into fine slices Asparagus cut off the tips and ends (throw away only ends), cut the length of the stem and then into bite-size pieces Peperoncino cut off the end, cut into small pieces, … Continue reading
When Cooking
Hey guys and gals. To enrichen my blog and share a bit more about my personality, I want to let you into my head for one of my biggest passions: cooking. It is one of the easiest things in the world, I believe, BUT you have to build up a feeling for it over time. I … Continue reading
2016/2017 Seahawks Position Review WR
In the Regular Season of 2016 the Seahawks used 5 main Wide Receivers: Baldwin, Lockett, Kearse, Richardson and I am including McEvoy because, even though he didn’t see so many snaps, he was used on some trick and big plays. I’m going to have a look at how the position group compared to last year, … Continue reading
Russell Wilson
Quick drawing to go with my blog post reviewing the Seahawks QBs of 2016. Continue reading
Analysis
We are constantly analysing, even if it’s subconsciously. The simplest analyses come every second, our senses generate input and our brain formulates a response based on our “knowledge” or experiences and creativity. Creativity, in my opinion, is the part that is hardest to teach, as it is the ability to be able to see the most varied and … Continue reading