The lovely Justine Murphy has sent her recipe forPaellato make with the kids. This meal is among the 160 refined sugar-free recipes for everyday eating published in The mymuybueno Cookbook.What I love about this book is that she tells little stories about the inspiration behind each recipe. Try this meal with your family and let us know what you think.
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Most teenagers are keen to learn to drive as soon as possible. It gives them a little more freedom, but also more options when it comes to looking for work and higher education opportunities. As a parent, knowing that your child can drive safely can give you peace of mind, and make letting them go out into the world a little easier, as you know it will be easy for them to come home. But, learning…
The lovely Justine Murphy has sent her recipe for Thai green chicken curry to make with the kids. This meal is among the 160 refined sugar-free recipes for everyday eating published in The mymuybueno Cookbook.
What I love about this book is that she tells little stories about the inspiration behind each recipe. This Thai green chicken curry was created after a trip to Thailand many years ago…
London Mums’ globetrotter reporter Rita Kobrak has sent us this lovely recipe forTuscan Chestnut cake which is called Castagnaccio. It’s very seasonal and tasty.
Ingredients
Doses for 30 x 20 centimetre (12 x 8 inch) baking pan.
300 g (10,5 oz) ofchestnut flour
380 g (13,5 oz) of cold water
2 tablespoons of sugar (optional)
2 tablespoons ofextra virgin olive…
Villa Pia is a spacious 17-bedroom residence, formerly a 15th century manor house with converted barn, that provides an idyllic escape for families. The award-winning villa is in Lippiano, a charming village right on the border of Umbria and Tuscany. Described as ‘heaven on earth’ by guests who return year after year, Villa Pia boasts sun-soaked communal courtyards, five acres of grounds to…
London Mums’ globetrotter reporter Rita Kobrak has sent us this inspirational travel blog. Enjoy!
Tuscany in Autumn is a kaleidoscope of colours, emotions and flavours. If you haven’t managed to go abroad this year, Autumn is the perfect time to visit Tuscany, as the weather is still good and most towns have food festivals at this time of the year with tastings and stalls where…
Before and during the early phases of the pandemic, we have all gone into panic mode sourcing products we considered essential to our daily diet. That has made us appreciate our ingredients and think about food in a different way. For example, during lockdown I have been thinking more about theingredients that affect my mood, i.e. sustainable food that makes me feel good, and how I could…
If a medical error led to your child suffering an injury during birth, you will likely want to seek justice. Birth injuries can have a severe effect on both you and your baby’s life and wellbeing, and seeing professional mistakes go unaccounted for is devastating.
To bring justice in the form of compensation, seeking the help of medical negligence lawyers to start a claim is the best course of…
Naming a human being is a huge responsibility and the pressure dramatically increases if it’s your own baby. In his play Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare famously wrote, ‘What’s in a name?’. Well, a lot! A person’s name is an important part of their identity.
If you’re expecting soon, there is a lot of stress that comes with becoming new parents. Are you struggling to find the…
A trust is an arrangement in which a third party is trusted to hold something of value for the future receipt by a beneficiary or beneficiaries. These nine types of trusts are the most common.
Revocable Trust
Revocable trusts, also known as living trusts, are made while the person creating the trust, the grantor, is still alive. That allows the grantor to amend or revoke the trust during…