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Cauliflower salad

Salad with raw cauliflower, vegan mayonnaise, and avocado. Make your own aquafaba vegan mayonnaise in 2 minutes!

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Cookery is not chemistry. It is an art. It requires instinct and taste rather than exact measurements. – Marcel Boulestin

Cauliflower salad

When starting to cook I get inspired by the ingredients I have in the fridge or in the pantry. I often try combinations I never tried before.

Sometimes the result it’s a very tasty dish and sometimes it’s a total disaster. Continue reading “Cauliflower salad”

My favorite kind of breakfast – the smoothies

Eat local! It’s tasty and healthy…for you and for nature!

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The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine or the slowest form of poison. -Ann Wigmore

Fruits – the perfect start for my day!

I start my day with fruits. Always! Any kind of fruits and in any shape (cut into a fruits salad, eat as it comes, but mostly I prefer them in the smoothies. I usually make a smoothie with whatever fruits I have in the house. Continue reading “My favorite kind of breakfast – the smoothies”

Tafraoute, Morocco – a Berber heartland in the Anti-Atlas Mountains

A trip back in time to Berber traditions and friendly people. Morocco’s nature never ceases to fascinate me.

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Look deep into the nature, and then you will understand everything better. – Albert Einstein

The Valley of Ammeln

I’ve heard of Tafraoute and its breathtaking beauty a long time ago but I haven’t managed to get there, until Sunday. I woke up in the morning with this urge of visiting a new place to get mesmerized by nature, and since I get to see the ocean very often I wanted to be inspired by mountains.

So, off we go to Tafraoute. Continue reading “Tafraoute, Morocco – a Berber heartland in the Anti-Atlas Mountains”

What life looks like in Morocco from an expat perspective?

What are the things that fascinate me about Morocco and why this country should be on your travel-to list!

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The loneliness of the expatriate is of an odd and complicated kind, for it is inseparable from the feeling of being free, of having escaped. -A. Gopnik.

I’m living in Morocco since 2015 and I never believed that I can have such contradictory feelings about a country. I usually get along and accommodate very easy in any place. At least this was the case until I moved to Morocco.

I love this country in so many ways but, at the same time, there are things that make me scream and make me feel I just wanna leave. Though, the reasons for which I love Morocco make me stay… for now.

I also met foreigners that wouldn’t trade Morocco for any other country in the world so, it’s just a matter of perception and personal connection with the place.

Here is a list of the things for which I am in love with Morocco and for which this country is worth visiting. Continue reading “What life looks like in Morocco from an expat perspective?”

#1 limiting belief that will hold you away from growing

How to overcome the fear of not being good enough?

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“Within you is a fountain of wisdom. And you sell yourself short every time you allow some authority to define your limitations and cage your potential. Even if that authority lives in your head.”  –Vironika Tugaleva

I have cramps, there is something happening in my stomach. Ohh, it’s so scary. Let me emphasize: I’M AFRAID.

Why? Continue reading “#1 limiting belief that will hold you away from growing”