“That which is hidden in the earth reveals itself slowly, and only to those willing to wait.” There is a table my family returns to again and again, at Regency, an Indian-Kenyan restaurant tucked into Queensbury, London. It is the kind of place that holds a particular memory in trust for you, the same booth, …
‘Sharing food together is a way of saying, you matter to me’ I first had this oatmeal at OKU Andalusia, on a morning I shared with my brother, the two of us at a table overlooking the coast, in no hurry to be anywhere else. There was something about that bowl that stayed with me …
Summer Digestion Explained (and 6 ways to help it) By midsummer, many of us notice it without naming it. The appetite grows lighter. A meal that would have settled easily in February now sits heavy, or asks to be smaller, simpler, later. It can feel like something has gone wrong — as though the body …
‘The great thing about Ayurveda is that its treatment always yield side benefits, not side effects’ This classic Indian dish transforms black-eyed peas into a grounding, tri-doshic friendly curry that is easy to digest and deeply comforting. In Ayurveda, black-eyed peas are prized for their plant based protein, but can be naturally aggravating to Vata …
Some breakfasts do more than fill us up. They settle the nervous system, warm the digestive tract, and quietly help the body do what it is always trying to do: digest, assimilate and eliminate well. A bowl of oatmeal cooked with apples, ghee, cinnamon and cardamom is one of those meals. It may look simple, …
There’s something about stone fruit season that feels fleeting in the best possible way. Peaches soften overnight on the counter, plums stain your fingertips, nectarines perfume the kitchen before they’re even sliced. A stone fruit crisp is one of the gentlest ways to honor that abundance, simple enough for a weekday afternoon, beautiful enough to …
‘Life is combination of magic and pasta’ While preparing for tonight’s adult pasta class, I had the joy of practising at home, teaching my four-year-old and recreating pasta shapes from my husband’s childhood in Italy. Here are all the steps from what I have learned so you can try it for yourself. Enjoy! Egg Pasta …
Something easy for a snowy day. These Seed, Coconut & Sesame Chocolate Bites are the kind of treat that feels indulgent but also grounding — rich with minerals, healthy fats, and deep earthy flavor. They’re perfect with afternoon tea, tucked into a lunchbox, or enjoyed as a mindful after-dinner sweet. And from an Ayurvedic perspective? …
There is something sacred about watching bread being made by hand As a child, I would sit quietly in the kitchen and watch my grandmother roll out chapatis — the rhythm of her hands, the soft dusting of flour in the air, the warmth rising from the pan as each flatbread puffed and browned. It …
‘Warm food provides both physical and emotional solace’ This chickpea and kale stew is designed as a warming, nourishing dish that supports digestion while providing steady, sustained energy. It is one of my grandmothers recipes, where I switched out the spinach for kale as that is what I picked up at the farmers market. Chickpeas …
