June 5th, 2010
Strawberry-Rhubarb Crumble
Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble
It has been some time, I could not find the time and energy to write anything here mostly due to my daily (and nowadays nightly for the sake of a new project) job sucking my energy like an odd looking vampire coming out of horrible Twilight series without any romance attached to it (no offense, if this is the movie of your life). I had to recharge my batteries within a short break so that I could come up with brand new delicious stories for your pleasure and your taste buds (I really care about you, don’t I). Some of you may wonder what I have done during this break; soon I will tell you the delicious details of it, especially about my trip to the capital of culinary. But before that, I wanted to talk about a surprising coincidence happened recently. Read the rest of this entry »
April 18th, 2010
Fritters in Honey Syrup
Have you ever find yourself in a situation which you have plenty of something but do not know what to do with it? I am not talking about work to be done or your overflowing “to do” list but a more tangible or let me say “edible” stuff. I felt this way some weeks before when my sister came up with a whole big honey comb sent by one of her grateful patients who was a beekeeper. Comb was full of insanely delicious wildflower honey derived from the nectar of many types of flowers with intense flavor. It was the purest honey I have ever tasted up to now and good part is that I had lots of it. Read the rest of this entry »
April 8th, 2010
The Green Things Soup
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Recently I read a lot of posts welcoming the long awaited spring in other countries and started to feel blue for the gloomy and mostly cloudy weather surrounding the Istanbul sky. Regardless of where we live, we all had a difficult winter passed with financial recessions, personal depressions, work environment pressures, relationship complications, you name it. All we need is to feel the sunshine on our tired shoulders carrying more than we could handle nowadays. Read the rest of this entry »
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