Hey there, stranger! I've been a little quiet  on the blog front lately. Life became rather hectic a few months ago with a new job a...

Do you regularly crave chocolate or a sugar fix? Me too! After every savoury meal. I also lack the willpower to suppress my inner suga...

I’ve become a bit of a regular at this quaint Italian and have been meaning to share it with you for months. Zucco offer a winning co...

Trying to get a devoted carnivore, like Steve, to accompany me to a vegetarian restaurant can be a tricky task that needs much persuasio...

Time in the morning seems to tick away too fast and I never have time for breakfast before I dash out of the door. Cereal has been off my b...

Let me introduce you to the newest arrival on the Leeds, steadily expanding, burger scene. Leeds, Meat Liquor. Meat Liquor, Leeds. I'm ...

Shockingly it's been almost a year since we moved out of our lovely garden flat in London’s Crouch End to embark on our round the world ...

You like spicy? Then you will love this hot and sour soup recipe that I learnt in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand! Tom Yum is a delicious bro...

Last night I made tortilla chips for the first time and teamed them with a Mexican inspired bowl of spicy guacamole. Holy Mole - it was pr...

Kerala was the first stop on our round the world adventure and we are extremely fond of this small state on India's south west coast. ...

The latter half of our seven month trip was in South America and the effects of a high carb, meaty diet are really showing as I can no lon...

In total we spent just over two weeks in Bolivia and after a sunny couple of days on Lake Titicaca it was time to board a night bus bound...

Our final stop in Bolivia was Copacabana, where unlike it’s famous Brazilian namesake this Copacabana sits on the banks of Lake Titicaca,...

We spent just one night In Uyuni recovering from our Salt Flats tour before making the bus journey to Sucre via Potosi. There had been dai...

Our next destination after wonderful Cafayate was Salta which was a meagre four hour journey north by bus through the Quebrada De Las Con...

Cafayate is a tiny town famous for producing Torrentes wine and its quite tricky to reach when you’re heading north so not many travellers...

Our journey to Buenos Aires involved our first overnight bus journey and although we’d heard that the buses in Argentina were great we wer...

Our next stop after Phnom Penh was about five hours minibus ride south to the small coastal town of Kampot, which is famous for producing...

After two and a half months backpacking we finally managed to find a cooking school that fit in to our travelling movements. We had sche...

After a couple of weeks in chilly Nepal where the weather was getting colder each day we were very excited to arrive in sunny Malaysia ...