Curious about what the neighbours have in their kitchen? We are. That’s why we are taking a look into the kitchens of food lovers we know. Every other month, one of them will share 5 of their favourite ingredients and tell us why they love them so. This month we feature Sophie Musoki. Sophia Musoki is a … Continue reading In Their Kitchen 5: Sophie Musoki
You’ve turned 30 (or have been here for a while) and things are overwhealming. You’re freaking out a little bit. House, work, lifelong goals, kids, money, partner, parents, extended family etc. On top of that, you’re constantly being sold to: The best mortgage on the market, the best school for your children, the best places … Continue reading Health in your 30’s-Dental Dynamics
What would you do if you lived somewhere and while there you fell in love with say their....world famous donuts. But upon relocating, you realise that no one quite has those donuts. You would probably complain and lament the lack of your beloved treat in the area. You might post TBT shots on Instagram of … Continue reading Tired of the usual rice and chicken? Taste Caribbean fusion from Island bites Ug
Part 1 of the Mental health portion of the Health in your 30's series dealt with what you can eat and how to cope with career pressure in this tricky time. Find it here. Part two will discuss the expectation to be partnered up now that you're in your 30's. QN: By 30, the pressure … Continue reading Health in your 30’s: Mental health part 2
You’ve turned 30 (or have been here for a while) and things are overwhealming. You're freaking out a little bit. House, work, lifelong goals, kids, money, partner, parents, extended family etc. On top of that, you're constantly being sold to: The best mortgage on the market, the best school for your children, the best places … Continue reading Health in your 30’s-Mental health part 1
Your menstrual cycle can be A LOT, and that is even before you add the cramps and endometreosis many women go through without relief. One way to make it a little easier? Food! Ahead of World menstrual Hygiene day 2020 (28th May), it seems like a good idea to dive into what we can eat … Continue reading Eating for your period
I tell you i'm a sucker for soup. And this one, warm with just enough ginger was right on the mark. It makes you feel like your being hugged on both sides. Like you're in a hug sandwich. This i think is what they call food for the soul. Food to eat when you're heart is broken, food to definitely eat when you're hangover.
If the answer to 'Who hurt you?' is ' My parents, when they sent me to boarding school at age 7 where i had to eat posho for what felt like the rest of my life'; then this post is for you. If it is, 'I went to a secondary school where the rice was … Continue reading Posho, the right way
The mix of bread and meat is not an original Ugandan concept but we have taken to it with many restaurants now offering hot dogs. Some have made it something that is a delight to order; ready in seconds and edible on the go- like a rolex. I ate at these 2 different places and … Continue reading Hot dog at Charlie’s place
Here’s a little something to brighten your day! A new pizzeria and grill house just opened in Bukoto/Naguru. I have had the pizza there twice, so I figured I should stop keeping the goodness to myself. The first time was at their opening when it was super cheap; my comrades and I enjoyed the chicken … Continue reading Gluten free pizza is actually great
