In London we ate a lot of hummus which was available everywhere but here in Norway we have struggled to find it and when we do its horrid, so today on a trip to Sweden I bought a lovely new food processor and whizzed up a delicious batch of our favourite dip (along with some flatbread cause the pitta bread is crap here too!)
i love hummus too. what a bummer that you can't find it there! i've never made my own though - do you have a good recipe? (we got a food processor at our wedding and i've never used it!)
ReplyDeletelovely photos, your home is so cosy! :) your hummus and pitta look like a success, glad you've been able to recreate some things you miss.
ReplyDeleteI want to live in your house. It's so homely, comfy and warming.
ReplyDeleteDo you know that Hugh Fern-Whit does lots of different types of hummuses with beetroot and all sorts!
Whitney- You should make some! Get the food processor out! The word "hummus" on the post has a link to the recipe I used.
ReplyDeleteJane-Thanks! It was go good to taste good hummus again after 9 weeks without it!
Kaya- I shall check out Hugh Fern Whit, I have a bag of beetroot needing to be used! I have to make the house nice and cozy cause its been so dark and grey lately, so lots of candles help!!
Hey, I just found an amazing Hummus recipe on My New Roots, tried it the other day and it was lovely... yay to food processor, what fun you will have!
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Your new place in Norway is looking ever so cozy!
ReplyDeleteLoving the sofa arrangement :-)
By the way I´m an idiot and deleted your comment about Skype. Didn´t even get the chance to read it! :-/
//svanna
the house looks super cozy making the short daylight manageable. I am impressed with the home made pitta bread!
ReplyDeleteYour home looks so beautiful. I am a hummus addict and have to eat it everyday! I am also loving Baba ganoush at the moment with pitta bread!
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