Comfy spot for American breakfast & lunch fare in a quaint diner setting with Coca-Cola memorabilia.
There are just days when I do not really feel like being in the kitchen forever. Either I really have to get up to study or I want to sit outside in the sun and read a book. Or I'm out all day. Sometimes it just has to go fast and I still want to eat something warm. Since I'm not a big pasta fan, noodles usually fall away and I tend to grab something like the quick tomato quiche. Today on offer: q...
In fact, I was just a full week blogabstinent, which, admittedly, is a very long time. You have to offer your readers something! And besides, I have a lot to read and comment. Professionally, I had an important 3-day meeting that I had been working on since October and have now survived. In addition, I was a rabbit care center and have now taught two rabbits, who have lived in my study. Now I have...
Chapata with poolish Whole kitchen in your salty proposal of the month of November invites us to prepare a classic of Italian cuisine, ciabatta. According to Wikipedia, the ciabatta or chapata is a white bread made from very young wheat flour from Italian cuisine. It was invented by Arnaldo Cavallar in the 80s. Since the end of the 1990s it has b...
When I was in London for business last week, a typical British Tea Time was not missing. And so I sat on a sunny Sunday with two colleagues in the beautiful garden of a great hotel in Kensington and enjoyed the 5 o'clock tea time with freshly baked, fragrant scones, clotted cream, strawberry jam and a pot of tea. Gorgeous! I've always thought of scones as a boring pastry and wondered about the var...