Here's what's happening in my kitchen at the moment...
Dark Salted Brown Butter Chocolate:
Because... Dark. Salted .Brown. Butter. Chocolate.
Vintage French Café au Lait Bowls:
Because I like to pretend I'm an eccentric French woman and slurp café au lait out of these beautiful bowls. Macabella Chocolate Macadamia Spread:
Because you haven't lived until you've eaten half a jar of this stuff off a spoon.
Korean Red Pepper Powder:
Because I'm on a mission to make my own Kimchi, so I'm going to need a bucket-load of red pepper powder.
Furikaki Wasabi and Hijiki Seaweed:
Because I'm only truly happy when my pantry is stuffed to over-flowing with pretty packaging and obscure ingredients.
Chinese Claypot:
Because cold evenings call for hot pots of hotpots.
Chocolate Chunk Chocolate Ginger Cake:
Because it's school holidays and I'm at home with the kids. (Recipe here.)
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I absolutely adore your vintage bowls!
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:-) Mandy xo
They're so good to slurp from.
DeleteSimple and perfect and I want that cake.....
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DeleteAhhhh, you had me at Dark Salted Brown Butter Chocolate... totally delish!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, I would looovvee to be in your kitchen all the time :)
ReplyDeleteI would Looovvee you to be in my kitchen.
DeleteIncredibly gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteThat hotpot! And the cake! All are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy. I have a talent for surrounding myself with gorgeous and delicious things.
DeleteLovely round up. Eyeing up those cafe au lait bowls. Looking forward to the ginger cake recipe - you can never have too many....
ReplyDeleteI second that.
DeleteI could have stopped at the Dark Salted Brown Butter Chocolate! And then there was more chocolate delight. What a great month in your kitchen :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. Chocolate pretty much holds centre stage in my kitchen most of the time.
DeleteHi Jennifer, I love your bowls and the teapot and the jug (and the cups in the next photo). They are all lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I have a knack for collecting (my husband would say hoarding), pretty kitchenalia.
DeleteYum, I'm sensing a theme in your kitchen with all that chocolate. And I love your clay pot - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amanda. Chocolate is the soundtrack to my life.
DeleteSuch lovely things in your kitchen, yes to dark salted brown butter chocolate, I've been eyeing that off lately so must get some now. I love your cafe au lait slurping cups too.
ReplyDeleteI like the chocolate theme!! Gorgeous coffee pots too :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, that chocolate ginger cake looks tasty! I love how there is ginger ale in the icing! I've bookmarked your recipe for later consumption... for a weekend at least when there aren't treats in the house (I went to the markets today, and bought a bunch of pastry scrolls!) Thanks again Jennifer, Kirsty
ReplyDeletethe Japanese goodies grabbed my attention. Sushi climbs to greater heights with wasabi laced furikaki
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely kitchen. Salted and chocolate combo is my favourite too.
ReplyDeleteWOW you had me at the dark salted chocolate and the beautiful bowls! Love the wasabi and seeweed!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this month's kitchen view also!
Wonderful new things in your kitchen this month. I hope to play around with fermentation as well, I will be interested in reading about your kimchi.
ReplyDeleteMmmmm all those lovely chocolately goodies - that jar of choclate macadamia spread wouldn't stand a chance in my kitchen!!! I'd love to be sipping cafe au lait in those divine little cups!! Eccentric french ladies indeed! Jan x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the vintage cafe au lait bowls... if you every tire of them I wont mind giving them a new home :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, lovely bowls, and that claypot! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your Vintage French Café au Lait Bowls Jennifer - I always find myself looking at bowls but have so many already! You know I love my Asian ingredients and will be keeping my eyes out for that pepper powder. I made kimchi & it's easy - you'll be fine :) Beautiful claypot too - where did you get it (if you don't mind me asking?) Can you use it in the oven or only on gas stovetop? You've always got goodies I love in you kitchen #IMK x
ReplyDeletewow lots of great stuff there. love the chinese tureen. and those French cups. and i am dying to try the macabella. haven't seen it in any shops yet.
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