This weekend I spent in the most beautiful house in Lanckorona at a yoga retreat. It was Instagram heaven when every element could make a perfect shot. The weather was perfect - fresh mornings turning into a beautiful sunny day when you can still eat al fresco. I hope you had a wonderful weekend as … Continue reading Chocolate buckwheat gluten-free cake
Spring
Chocolate yogurt bundt cake
Happy Easter everybody! It's been a while. I don't know how many times I've already written those words and many more I wanted but stopped myself. Who wants to read about blogger's struggles to write. There are at least four more recipes waiting in a line and somehow I'm sitting and thinking how I like this … Continue reading Chocolate yogurt bundt cake
Semolina pudding (kasza manna na mleku)
What was your first food memory? Mine is semolina pudding. I don't know how old I was. Maybe two. My mom still served me food in baby bottles with teats. There were 2 or 3 different recipes, but only one I was looking forward. The sweet, creamy semolina pudding goodness. For some reason, I haven't … Continue reading Semolina pudding (kasza manna na mleku)
Simple banana bread
I was born in 80's during socialism. Until I was 8 or 10, I've never heard, seen or eaten any bananas. I remember when my mom tried to convince me to try one for the first time. She liked them a lot. For me, it tasted like a soapy, mushy thing that made you look ridiculous … Continue reading Simple banana bread
Coconut apple cake
There are times when you need more help from your friends than usual. Sometimes you may be tired of asking for help all the time, but if you are lucky like I am, your friends will read between the lines and offer you help even if you don't ask directly. They will come with big smiles and … Continue reading Coconut apple cake
Boozy date tart
I'm not sure if any of you noticed, but it's been here quiet here lately. It's not because the weather is so gorgeous and we've been out and about. No, the weather could finally improve, it's July! Back to the point. It was quiet because we are going back to Krakow! There is also a new idea I have in … Continue reading Boozy date tart
Easter saffron yeast cake (babka)
This Easter I have decided that we will make a yeast cake (babka), instead one of our favorite cheesecake. That was a bold decision. I like yeast cakes, especially when they are still warm and have crumbled on the top, but in my head, they exist with a summer day preferably in a countryside. Don't ask … Continue reading Easter saffron yeast cake (babka)
Peanut butter and banana muffins
They say eating won't solve any problems, but it may make you feel better. But let's be fair, we don't want to be too naughty. So for one of those days these guys are perfect if you want to eat something sweet. They are quite heavy, but taste like a mix of peanut butter and bananas. Because they are mostly … Continue reading Peanut butter and banana muffins
Strawberry kissel
Kissel (Polish: kisiel) is a fruit juice thickened with potato or corn starch. Its origin is Russian, but as it happens with food it is widely spread in Eastern Europe. Kissel is a simple dessert, that could be made with almost no effort, as it uses fruits it is healthy one, so it is considered … Continue reading Strawberry kissel
Green onion salad
Polish cuisine isn't overly complicated, I think... Therefore I often end up with something that is barely a recipe, like this green onion salad. We have a special word for salads made from raw fruits and veggies - surówka, that's just to make up for it's simplicity I guess. It's a type of salad that is … Continue reading Green onion salad