Hummus

August 29, 2018Homemadedairy free, dips, finger food, gluten free, Middle Eastern cuisine, nut free, Oriental food, party food, spreads, vegan, vegetarianfoodiesneakpeeks

The simplest recipes turned out to be the trickiest. Yes, that often happens; but this classic hummus recipe is fail-safe. The result is irresistible and healthy. […]

Spinach Crepe Cake

August 16, 2018Homemadebaked food, crêpe, crespelle, main course, savory, starter, vegetarian, veggiefoodiesneakpeeks

You will love this recipe, because besides being delicious, it is a fantastic vegetarian option that can be easily prepared ahead of time. You can even keep it frozen and stick it directly in the oven, which is really convenient when unexpected guests show up. […]

Curious in Lima: Barranco and Miraflores

July 10, 2018Sneak Peeksart gallery, coctails, European food, Gastón Acurio, Mario Testino, mixology, museum, Peru, Peruvian, Peruvian food, pisco, street art, Swiss food, urban artfoodiesneakpeeks

Just over a month ago I returned from a three-week stay in Peru—wonderful days in my second homeland. It was a daily exchange of fond time with family and good old friends. The way it only works with those dear to you. I think back, and my heart is full. I can’t be more grateful for having such a wonderful family and amazing friends! […]

Causa (Peruvian Spicy Potato Terrine)

June 25, 2018Homemadeají, Causa, finger foof, Peruvian food, pisco sour, potato, recipe, summer, terrine, yellow chili pepperfoodiesneakpeeks

Causa is a Peruvian specialty, a delight that is served cold. Therefore, it is a perfect treat to enjoy in summer as a fresh appetizer or light meal.
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Asparagus Tart

June 14, 2018Homemadeappetizer, hors d'oeuvre, main course, party food, quiche, vegetarianfoodiesneakpeeks

Closing the asparagus season, today’s post is all about a delicious, asparagus tart. This time I have also used ham, but you can omit it for a veggie option or choose a filling variation of your preference. For ideas, check the chart at the bottom. Of course, fresh and seasonal ingredients taste always the best. […]

Curious in Luzern (Lucerne)

April 27, 2018Sneak PeeksAlps, foodie, Italian food, KKL, Lucerna, Rosengart, Swiss lakes, Switzerland, Vierwaldstätterseefoodiesneakpeeks

View from Mount Pilatus (2,073 m a.s.l.)

It is a bloggiversary post! Foodie Sneak Peeks is very pleased to celebrate its second year with a peek into one of the most iconic Swiss places, i.e. charming Luzern. […]

Curious in London

April 13, 2018Sneak PeeksAsian food, bars, British food, Cantonese food, Chinese food, dim sum, foodie, Frank Gehry, Frida Kahlo, Great Britain, Italian food, Japanese food, Londres, Peruvian food, Picasso, pisco, rooftop, United Kingdom, vintage market, winefoodiesneakpeeks

When your BFF, who lives 9,000 km away, tells you that she will be in London for a few days, knowing that your flight will only take you 1h40, you can only jump on the next plane. The idea of catching up and spending time together in the unique, bustling city was too tempting not to follow through. […]

Meat Pie

March 28, 2018Homemadeempanada, pastry, savoryfoodiesneakpeeks

The inspiration behind this recipe is the memory of homemade empanadas. Preparing it in the form of a pie is much, much easier … and who doesn’t like pies? […]

Curious in Milano – All for Frida

March 21, 2018Sneak PeeksDuomo, Frida Kahlo, gelato, Italy, Mailand, Milan, MUDEC, rooftop, Vittorio Emanuele IIfoodiesneakpeeks

This time it was “Frida Kahlo – Beyond the Myth” (01Feb–03Jun2018) that made me return to Milano in less than two months. This exhibition at the Museum of Cultures (MUDEC) includes 70 paintings, 40 drawings, 150 photographs, personal letters, and such unique items like her diary. […]

Papa dei Boschi – The Hazelnut Kingdom

March 7, 2018Guest Postsbarbaresco, barolo, hazelnut, Italian wine, nutella, Piedmont, wine, wine tasting, wine toursfoodiesneakpeeks

A guest post by Amanda Courtney of Amanda’s Wine Adventures. Get in touch with her for personalized, food and wine tasting tours in Barolo and Barbaresco.

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