
Triple Coconut Cookies (grain-free/dairy-free)
February 17, 2013 By Sita 6 Comments
Do you like to bake grain-free treats? Here is a super simple grain-free cookie recipe that is packed with coconutty goodness. I am personally not on a grain-free diet, but that does not mean I can't enjoy coconut-flour based recipes. I got this recipe from a new e-book called the Nourished Kitchen Guide to Grain-free, Dairy-free Baking, Sweets and Treats. The e-book is the latest publication … [Read More...]

Slow Food movement on the rise in Finland
March 26, 2013 By Sita Leave a Comment
There are many perks to writing a food blog, one of which is being invited to special foodie events that otherwise you may not have known about. This past weekend I was honored to be included in the "Slow Food Finland Summit," which took place in Kristinestad, a charming town on the west coast of Finland. The words "Slow Food" as a global organization and movement are in no way new to me, but … [Read More...]

Traditional foods in Europe are disappearing
December 19, 2012 By Sita 18 Comments
I had a bunch of other blog post topics I planned on writing about, but this last weekend I watched a really sad documentary from DW's In Focus series called Factory Bread - The Pros and Cons (to watch the 45-minute video, scroll to the end of this article). It was all about how small bakeries in Germany are disappearing at an alarming rate and are being overtaken by big factory bakeries which … [Read More...]

January Link Love
February 1, 2013 By Sita Leave a Comment
Well we made it through January, a month that always seems to drag on forever. Then again I can hardly believe February is here, which means that we only have a couple more months of winter here in Jyväskylä. I actually really enjoy the winters in Finland as it's so beautiful. Usually I post a picture relating to the season for my Link Love posts, but January was so busy I did not get a chance … [Read More...]

Week Two in Review
January 14, 2013 By Sita 2 Comments
I started this "week in review" series because the world just seems to be in a whirlwind right now. With so much news coming at us every day, my thought is that this weekly report can help me keep track of and report on the happenings in my own kitchen and community as well as a number of topics I find important on the global scale, especially in Europe and also in my home country the USA. So … [Read More...]
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Slow Food movement on the rise in Finland
There are many perks to writing a food blog, one of which is being invited to special foodie events that otherwise you may not have known about. This past weekend I was honored to be included in the “Slow Food Finland Summit,” which took place in Kristinestad, a charming town on the west coast of [...]
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Triple Coconut Cookies (grain-free/dairy-free)
February 17, 2013 By Sita 6 Comments
Do you like to bake grain-free treats? Here is a super simple grain-free cookie recipe that is packed with coconutty goodness. I am personally not on a grain-free diet, but that does not mean I can't … [Read More...]

Making ghee is easy!
January 28, 2013 By Sita 1 Comment
Have you ever made your own ghee before? I make it regularly, as it is one the staples in my kitchen. Ghee (also often called 'clarified butter') is a traditional cooking oil from India. It is … [Read More...]

Finnish beef (or reindeer) stew
January 23, 2013 By Sita 4 Comments
I'm planning to bring more Finnish recipes to this blog. Finnish food is often described as being pretty mild since recipes typically don't call for any spices. While certainly not the world's … [Read More...]

Top two secrets to becoming a real foodie
December 27, 2012 By Sita Leave a Comment
Are you interested in minimizing the amount of processed foods in your diet and eating 'real foods' but let yourself get bogged down by the challenge of it all? Don't make yourself feel guilty, you're … [Read More...]

The staples in my kitchen
December 13, 2012 By Sita 10 Comments
There are a number of items in my kitchen that I aim to never be out of. When these items are at hand, putting together a real food meal does not have to be difficult or necessarily even demand that … [Read More...]







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