Maakouda Batata are Moroccan potato fritters. They are very popular on the streets of Morocco where they might be eaten plain or as sandwich fillers. Very similar to cutlets, they can be served as an appetizer or side.
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Yes, you read the headline correctly. The jewelry I’m about to showcase to you are top notch and mind blowing.
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Funny thing is, I never really knew its name till a few minutes ago while describing it to my colleague. Fascinators!!
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Love don’t cost a thing, was quite a popular movie back in the day.. not sure I can remember a scene though. All I remember is, it was actually a good movie which got a lot of people really emotional. Right?
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Before discovering this DIY, I honestly cannot count the number of times we changed our footmat while growing up. And thanks to dad being a lover of new brands and innovation, we stayed on track with every new release.
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Cape Verde, also known as Cabo Verde, is a country surrounded by an accumulation of oceans, islands and mountains. If you love to sun bath, ride the waves while surfing, or just build sand castles and make beautiful memories, then this is the place for you to be.
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Class is nice, but having an accent furniture top the charts. These are a one-of-a-kind furniture that stand out, and give your home that alluring feel of quality. Everyone wants good quality, but not everyone knows where to source for this.
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Did you know that onions are actually classified as vegetables? Well if you just went on google to search and confirm, then you were in my shoes a few months ago. Wow!
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Toners are really important as we need them to restore our skin to its natural pH level after a shower or bath. However, a common problem is finding the right toner that would work perfectly for your skin without breaking the bank. I present to you the “Holy Grail”… Can I hear an Amen???
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Waakye actually pronounced “Wachay” is a very popular Ghanaian street food. Rumor has it that this meal originated from the northern past of the “Gold Coast”. Usually made with rice, black eyed beans and sorghum mill stalks. I can vividly remember my days in Accra, Ghana and how waakye was my go-to-food; It was somewhere between 6 to 10 Ghana Cedis for a decent pack of this delicacy.
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