Warm & Cozy
Winter Comfort Meals
For me, comfort food is the perfect way to get me through the cold winter days. Warm, hearty dishes like soup, pasta, and stews are ideal to warm up and soothe your soul.
Here you’ll find a collection of simple, but filling recipes to get you through the winter with ease.
Warm & Cozy
Winter Comfort Meals
For me, comfort food is the perfect way to get me through the cold winter days. Warm, hearty dishes like soup, pasta, and stews are ideal to warm up and soothe your soul.
Here you’ll find a collection of simple, but filling recipes to get you through the winter with ease.
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The last time I think I had soto ayam was at a family event, over 10 years ago. A lot of you guys probably don’t know this, but my mom is actually half Indonesian. So I was very lucky to grow up with some Indonesian cuisine in my life.
Sadly, most of my fully Indonesian family already passed away due to old age. Hence why I don’t get to eat it as often anymore, my mom’s not really into cooking, unfortunately. So that’s why I decided to start cooking some more Indonesian dishes myself to make up for it!
My mom actually lent me an Indonesian cookbook that she got from my great-grandmother. It’s got handwritten notes and personal adjustments to the recipes in there, and I honestly can’t wait to start cooking from it.
The last time I think I had soto ayam was at a family event, over 10 years ago. A lot of you guys probably don’t know this, but my mom is actually half Indonesian. So I was very lucky to grow up with some Indonesian cuisine in my life.
Sadly, most of my fully Indonesian family already passed away due to old age. Hence why I don’t get to eat it as often anymore, my mom’s not really into cooking, unfortunately. So that’s why I decided to start cooking some more Indonesian dishes myself to make up for it!
My mom actually lent me an Indonesian cookbook that she got from my great-grandmother. It’s got handwritten notes and personal adjustments to the recipes in there, and I honestly can’t wait to start cooking from it.
Share my love for food,
cooking & traveling!
Share my love for food, cooking & traveling!
I love eating and cooking comfort food, and I more than happily share my experiences with you through this blog. Here you can find my recipes, dining out recommendations & food-related travel experiences.
Since I am especially in love with Asian food, you will find that a lot of my recipes are a fusion between Western and Asian cuisine.
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