One of my favourite meals with my family is Fajitas! We cook the chicken in Mexican spices and place in a bowl on the table. All other ingredients, including salad items, guacamole, salsa, soured cream and the tortilla wraps are also placed in centre of the table. Then the fun begins! we love passing everything round the table to each other as we all build our own wraps. Delicious and definitely made for sharing :)
Artwork created digitally, (on Procreate).

Can chips and dip be a meal? Yes! If you eat the whole batch! This is not your average guacamole. Sour cream and mayonnaise make it smooth and creamy, and makes a bigger batch with fewer avocados. Awesome!

This is mu favourite meal of all time: little bits and pieces of everything! Especially cheese :)

My Happy Meal with a limited colour palette.
My Happy meal has always been brunch, because you can combine hot & cold dishes and sweet & savoury - and with friends, because they make me happy.

I do try to avoid meat as often as I can! Scrolling down the hole of the internet a couple of months ago, I was hoping to find a good - and not too complicated veggie burger. Most of the recipes were made with too many ingredients and/or the things I don't like/can't digest. Then it came to my mind, that my friend Nevena of Hleb i Lale blog makes a bunch of amazing veggie things and BAM I found the best ever veggie recipe burger on the planet there. Give it a go, I make it once a week!

The best vegetarian tacos in my repertoire!

A prominent memory from my childhood summer breaks is when we would spend early hours of the morning inside our country home's kitchen which is essentially a hut with mud stoves, hen coops and delicious aroma would fill the tiny space as my grandmother makes a simple rice meal for us. All while the warmth from the firewood surrounded us.

We go and visit my parents 50% because we love them, and 50% because they own a pizza oven. Sitting outdoors in summer, cooking together, and voting on who made the best pizza is my favourite meal.

The Mexican milpa is an incredible agricultural feat invented by Native communities ... It is a plot that grows mixed crops which combined together both nourish the soil and our bodies. The plants complement each other nutritionally and are more environmentally friendly than industrial agriculture. Although in decline, the milpa is still used throughout Mexico.

The name 3 sisters refers to the 3 main sister crops: maize, beans & squash. Everything about this meal makes me happy ... Mexican traditions, Native knowledge, ecology, sustainable agriculture I could go on forever about the milpa ... I hope y’all enjoy!

Hola a los Mexas que andan por acá ... Aquí hice una receta con las tres hermanas de la milpa. Es un taquito de calabacitas pero tambien le agrego frijoles para darle un reconocimiento a la increíble milpa. Espero que disfruten!

My Happy meal illustration is the place I love to be and the meal I love to eat. A traditional British Ploughman's lunch which consists of fresh crusty bread, local cheeses, homemade chutney, pickled onions, salad and crunchy apple all washed down with a lovely local real ale whilst sat in a the garden of a country pub.

These beans are revolutionary. A crunchy, verdant, salty triad of singing sensory cues. Essentially, the pistachios, lemon, parm get chopped up and mixed together to make a nice pistachio pesto. To that, add a healthy glurg of olive oil and some blanched green beans. Serve with a baguette to sop up the heaven puddle at the bottom of the bowl. And voila!

What I love about oatmeal is that it’s really quick and easy to make, you can customize it with any toppings, and it keeps you full with lots of energy to last your morning! And I love that routine in my morning to have something consistent that I know will make my body feel good.

Mixed media collage

This recipe is a favourite in our house. It was inspired by a love of Spanish and Portuguese food.

One of the most inspiring sayings that always reminds me of what is truly important. And it is also food related! Can it get any better?