Hi, My name is Dia, and I am a brain surgery survivor many times over. I have been diagnosed over the years with, in addition to my arachnoid cyst and hydrocephalus, inflammatory arthritis, brain stem kink, cerebellum sagging, enlarged liver and spleen and soooo much more! I truly feel that I have been sustained all of these what I consider to be my "extra years" because I changed my diet dramatically. 
This really is a moreish dish that you can use for a dinner party. If you are like me, and love spicy food this is something very quick and easy to make. Enjoy!!!!!
I had a lot of fun yesterday slow cooking this chili. It’s been a while since I made any, and this turned out great! Not too spicy, but just enough heat for me.
If you are a new visitor to my blog, you may think this is a candy blog! I’ve been doing a lot of candy making this past week because I think it’s important to get all of the gift ideas out of the way before it gets too close to Christmas. I promise I will start posting proper dishes soon. This recipe is probably the easiest so far. They are getting easier and easier, but that’s because at this point all of you are cooking your arses off. On the seventh day of Christmas Dia brings to you her Giant Figgy Pudding Truffles!
One of the first things I thought about after becoming vegan was ice cream: How would I replace it, What if I didn’t like the soy stuff, how on earth could I make it creamy without cream??? So many questions, but I finally cracked the code.
Even in nice weather, people get unwell. There is nothing more comforting than a bowl of noodle soup. Many have come to associate noodle soup with chicken, but as someone who does not eat meat I had to improvise.
Vegan Mini Danish Pastries
Strawberry Pancakes with Mascarpone
Gluten Free & Vegan Chocolate Muffins
Victorian Plum Jam with Gluten Free Pancakes
