Moroccan Style Tagine with Herbs

Bought one of this dinner kit from Ainsley Harriott’s world kitchen range, after tasting it, I am now intrigued to find out how I can make my own from scratch.

Here are the ingredients listed in the dinner kit:
1) Seasoned cous cous with vegetables:
Cous cous, carrot, onion, tomato, courgette, sunflower seeds, salt, vegetable oil, yeast extract, dried parsley, garlic powder, dried riander, onion powder, chilli powder.
2) Fruit & vegetable mix (to be used with meat):
Dried apricot, onion, red pepper, roasted red and yellow peppers
3) Stock mix (to be used with meat):
Tomato powder, chilli powder, cinnamon, turmeric, cumin, coriander, garlic powder, dried coriander, salt

All Natural Cleansing Spray

Read this on www.mom4real.com and thought it would be good if I can try to cut down the quantity of chemical cleaners I buy.

It’s so incredibly easy to make your own! You only need a few ingredients, and those ingredients will last for such a long time and yield many bottles of cleaner 🙂 Plus, you can use them for other things as well!

You will need:

An empty spray bottle

3 cups of water

1/2 cup of white vinegar

2 teaspoons of baking soda

10 drops of essential oils (optional) I used lemon.

Add the vinegar to the bottle, then the water. Next, add the essential oils, then the baking soda. Mix gently. Be sure to add the ingredients in that order, or you will have a fizzy overflow from the vinegar and baking soda mixing together. Simply spray down your countertops, tables, sink, toilet, whatever you like, then wipe clean with a paper towel or clean cloth.

The vinegar has a high acidity level which helps to kill bacteria. The baking soda also acts as an antibacterial, and mixed with the vinegar, it’s a really powerful cleanser. The lemon essential oils act as an additional antibacterial, and also as a degreaser, plus it smells super fabulous!