Pea salad! Wuhu! Excited? Probably not, but this recipe is about to change your idea of peas. Just kidding, not really. My personal relationship with peas is complicated. When I was younger I loved peas and would spend ages eating them one by one. Yeah, that is indeed a little odd.. Anyways, for many years […]
After realizing that photos, and especially those of food look far better on Instagram than Facebook, I decided to get an Instagram account. Here is the link to my page: https://www.instagram.com/greenwolff_alex/ ! Please like, share and what not:) But of course, If you don’t like it – don’t bother. Have a great day:)
Last weekend, I bought several packs of potatoes from the expiring section of the grocery store. It’s nice to avoid wasting food and I love potatoes – I am Norwegian after all. Unfortunately blog-wise, I’ve had exams and Magic Flute rehearsals every single day this week, hence, no potatoes until now. Also, it’s finally started […]
Yesterday, I wanted something fresh, colourful and vibrant with my breakfast and decided to make juice. Coincidentally, I had a big bag of beetroots and carrots in the fridge along with some apples, raspberries and herbs. And there was juice. Anyhow, juicing is a great way to get lots of different vitamins and minerals and […]
We arrived back home from Kragerø yesterday, and I discovered we still had those two bananas – those two bananas which were not green enough for me on Friday and certainly not today. I thought to myself; what does one do with spotty bananas? And I concluded that the best (and easiest) thing to do […]
Easter break! Finally! I’ve been looking forward to travelling with my mother to Kragerø – a tiny, beautiful and cozy coastal town in Southern Norway. First and foremost, we’re here to visit my mother’s oldest friend, who lives in a beautiful house by the sea. Not only had we planned to visit, but I had […]
At some point during the Christmas holidays, most Norwegians eat “risengrynsgrøt” or “risgrøt”. Most people have it for dinner on December 23rd and then eat the leftovers cold with a berry sauce for dessert on Christmas Eve. When eaten cold, it’s called “riskrem”. It’s basically a rice pudding with white rice, milk, vanilla and then […]