Sarah's Tastebuds

New Year is coming and I always cook something special to end the year in a delicious way. Now this time I am struggling to find a dessert for New Years Eve so I decided to look for a couple new dessert recipes. I found them. A Lot! I decided to share a couple of super duper easy recipes with you guys so you don't have to stress out. And again, these recipes are from some of my favourite bloggers so all the credit goes to them. I'm just pointing you in the right direction. Give them some love! 1. Coconut Obsessed Pie (Via Skinny Taste) 2. No Bake Cake Batter Truffles (Via Sweet and Savory Meals) 3. Easy Peanut Butter Chocolate Pots (Via Amuse Your Bouche) 4. Vegan White Chocolate Mousse (Via

The Holidays are coming up and let's be honest classic side dishes rock but sometimes I like to adjust one or two side dishes to make it tad bit special. The best way to do this is search the internet. Well let me make it easy for you because I already did it for you. I looked up on blogs and websites for 5 classics and not so traditional side dishes to give all of you a chance to experiment in the kitchen these holidays. Now I know that cooking, especially during the holidays, is stressful, so keeping it simple is key! 1. Potato Dough Rolls (Via The Kitchn, Faith Durand) 2. Cheesy Potatoes (Via Tastes of Lizzy T) 3. Spiralized Apple Cranberry Salad (Via The Creative Bite) 4. Everything Stuf

In the Netherlands there are a lot of influences of different cultures in food. Asian, African you can name it they have it all. That's why you can find a lot of food staples, that root from all over the world. So in the same theme, this time I've got a chicken salad recipe that is widely popular in the Netherlands but isn't a Dutch thing. It's called 'kip kerrie'. The main ingredient in this recipe is 'kerrie poeder' also known as curry powder which comes from Asia. Back in the day a lot of Westerners couldn't handle the spice, so this salad is a milder way of introducing curry powder. Now it isn't really known where it exactly came from or if it's something that Dutchies created themselves

In the winter I have recipes I really crave because of the cold, but sometimes I'm are a bit desperate to feel those summer vibes again. So I try some recipes that will give me those feelings. And again I have searched the internet for you guys and found some delicious summery recipes on some of my favourite blogs. 1. Beef Rendang (Via BBC Goodfood) 2. Maple Roasted Chicken Thighs (Via Eating Well) 3. Taco Pockets (Via Food Network) 4. Baked Butternut Squash Lasagna (Via Genius Kitchen) 5. Mexican Chipotle Chicken Casserole (Via Food24) Try these out and tell me if these give you summer vibes. If you have any recipes that should definitely be on this list tell me and I might make a part 2! U

So I stated in a video of mine that I love to try to make my own version of a recipe from other YouTube channels. This time it's a chicken biryani from the famous English foursome SORTEDfood. They didn't make an authentic chicken biryani but it is an easy way to make a dish that tastes similar to a chicken biryani. As we all know to make a authentic biryani you need to follow a long process or need to have a lot of time on your hand. Let's be honest we never do. So the SORTEDfood crew made this amazing version of it and I tried it! So I tried making it at home and made it my own by adding green bell peppers and chicken thighs instead of chicken... I have to say it was a big hit! Everyone lov