Sunday Snapshots 52

It has been a busy week with lots of work and not much spare time but i managed to make some pictures! :D

♥ Having a drink with my lovely family on a Sunday afternoon

♥ Having a little shopping spree with my cousin

♥ Waiting for my bus on this sunny but still cold morning

♥ Reading a book in english again.. Love, Rosie from Cecelia Ahern

♥ Having a lazy afternoon and reading some magazins

♥ First time I ever tried to make and eat risotto! Really like it!

What did you do this week?

Have a lovely Sunday!

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Food: M'semen (Moroccan Breakfast Pancakes)

While I was in Marrakech we stayed in the Dellarosa Hotel. Every morning they provided a breakfast buffet with all kinds of bread and western food but also a lot of Moroccan  types of breakfast. I really loved these small pancakes. I was not the only one because as soon as they brought them from the kitchen, within a couple of minutes everything was gone again! I found out they were called m'semen and as soon as I was home, I looked it up and tried to make them myself. They turned out pretty good, so here is the recipe for you!

M'semen

(4 servings)

What do you need

• 200 grams of flour
• 125 grams of wheat flour
• 1 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 teaspoon dry yeast
• 3-5 dl lukewarm water
• 2 tablespoons of sunflower oil
• 1 sheet of baking paper
• some extra oil 

Time to start!

Put al the flour, salt, yeast and water in a bowl and knead it for about 15-20 minutes, till there are no more clumps and the dough is completely smooth. Make small flat balls (about 5cm) lay them down on baking paper and let them rest for 10 minutes. Put some sunflower oil on your worksurface. Spread each ball of dough as thin as possible. Cover it in oil and sprinkle a little bit of flour on it. Fold the sides in at both sides like an envelop. Heat some sunflower oil in a bakingpan and bake the pancakes on both sides till they are goldenbrown. Put them on some kitchenpaper to get rid of the access oil.

That's all! It's best to eat them while they are still a warm.
Besseha!

Hope you liked this recipe and let me know if you tried to make it!

Travel: Marrakech Part 1

So I promised to make a post about my vacation in Marrakech..here it is! It already feels so long ago! Time to look back on a great week! Prepare for lots of pictures!

You have to make yourself comfortable, especially while traveling with suitcases

After lots and lots of waiting..finally in the air!

Marrakech Airport!

First things first! Some tea and pastry while we fill in some registation forms

We stayed at the Dellarosa Hotel in the middle of Marrakech. Such a lovely place to stay with a beautiful rooftop view!

We walked around the neighbourhood while we waited for our room and we found this little one

In the afternoon we went to Djemaa El Fna. What a wonderful place to be. All the people, sounds, smells..everything! 

As the sun goes down, all the little lights go on..such a pretty view!

I think I made at least a hundred pictures just of all the lights..!

While we were watching the beautiful square, we had this lovely dinner with couscous and lots of vegetables.

Love lamps like these! Too bad my suitcase was too small to take one home.

This was it for today! Part 2 will be up soon!