Life with Tisha

Aloo Ko Achaar (Nepali Spicy Potatoes)

By: tishamgrg December 21, 2019

Tisha's Life, Vegetarian DishesLeave a Comment

One of my favourite recipes is my Mom’s famous spicy potato dish. Any time someone asks for my Mom to make something, they always ask her to make this and her famously spicy achaar. Ah, my mouth is just watering thinking about it! INGREDIENTS: 750g small potatoes 1 tbsp salt 1/3 cup lemon juice 3/4…

Sautéed Fennel {Recipe}

By: tishamgrg November 19, 2019November 19, 2019

Food, Vegetarian Dishes

Sauteed fennel is a vegetable a lot of people are unfamiliar with. Some people don’t like the flavour, some don’t know how to cook it, hence generally avoiding it. I’m here to tell you some good facts about fennel! It’s extremely healthy, cuts down on gas, and helps with digestion. When I was pregnant, I…

Vegetarian Creamy Pasta (Vivera Veggie Mince)

Here is my lovely creamy bow tie (farfalle) pasta! Doesn’t it look delicious? Well here’s the kicker – it’s completely meat free. But doesn’t it look so much like a non-veg dish? I’ve been eating a lot more vegetarian food lately and found myself stepping away from meat. That’s when I found some meat substitutions…

Call me Pooh bear because I need Christophe Robin! (shampoo review)

By: tishamgrg March 12, 2019March 12, 2019

Beauty, Hair Carealoe Vera shampoo, Alterna caviar, aveda, Beauty, Christophe robin, greasy scalp, haircare, hypothyroid hair care, hypothyroid shampoo, look fantastic, lookfantastic, pureology, thin hair shampoo, thinning hair shampooLeave a Comment

You guys need to try using Christophe Hydrating Shampoo with Aloe Vera. NEED. It’s frighteningly amazing, and my life is changed. I got a sample from my last purchase at LookFantastic (not an ad!) and one sample lasted me about 4 washes. It’s insane how little shampoo it takes and how it cleans so well…

Tisha’s Peanut Sauce Recipe

By: tishamgrg August 26, 2018August 26, 2018

Asian Cuisine, Foodasian food, peanut sauce, spicy peanut sauce, thai food, thai peanut sauce, Vietnamese food, Vietnamese peanut sauce, yummy peanut saceLeave a Comment

Love eating peanut sauce at Thai and Vietnamese restaurants and want to make your own at home? Here’s my version of this delicious sauce. Tisha’s Peanut Sauce: Prep time: 5 minutes 3/4 cup peanut butter (crunchy or creamy) 1/3 cup water 3 tablespoons hoisin sauce 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice (from about 1 1/2…

Korean BBQ Chicken (Dak Bulgogi)

Thanks to Hyosun of Korean Bapsaang, my family now has a new favourite dish! Korean BBQ is always delicious. It’s grilled, full of flavour, and healthy. It’s like chicken teriyaki, but better. As I’ve been trying to phase out most red meats without giving up rich flavours, this dish really hit the spot for both…

In Your 30’s? Here’s A Foundation Review For You.

By: tishamgrg May 24, 2018May 24, 2018

Beauty, Makeup, ReviewsLeave a Comment

After the birth of my son and turning 30, and I started to wear more foundation than I had previously, as a younger, single woman, with peaceful nights filled with sleep. When I started wearing eyeglasses in late 2017, I noticed how much foundation would transfer to them. I found it insanely gross and annoying…

How to Create a Colourful Veggie Platter {Recipe}

By: tishamgrg February 12, 2018February 9, 2018

Food, Tisha's Life, Vegetarian Dishesappetisers, appetizers, guests, healthy appetisers, healthy foods, healthy snacks, snack foods, snack plate, snack platter, vegan platter, vegetarian platter, veggie platter, veggie recipeLeave a Comment

I created this fun platter for a family gathering. What’s the best way to do start making your own? Pick a platter, count how many areas there are for placing food items, and pick out some colourful, yummy goodies that everybody likes. In this case, I picked out tortilla chips, beetroot, baby plum tomatoes, cucumber,…

The One Who Cooks, The One Who Cleans

By: tishamgrg February 9, 2018May 24, 2018

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In every relationship, there’s the one that cooks, and the one that cleans. In my relationship, I am the one that cooks, and Suraj is the one that cleans. He is always the first one to get up and do dishes after dinner. I tell you – there is nothing more appreciated than a partner…

Review: Sleepyhead of Sweden Baby Pod

By: tishamgrg November 19, 2017November 19, 2017

Baby + Toddler, Children's Products, Toys, & Gadgets, Reviewsbaby items, baby list, baby product review, baby products, dock-a-tot, dockatot, getting a new baby to sleep, how to get a baby to sleep, how to get a newborn to sleep, john lewis baby list, new baby, sleepyhead of sweden, womb simulationLeave a Comment

MY STORY: Hands down, Sleepyhead of Sweden was the best purchase we ever made for our little one. In other countries it goes by different names (E.G. Dock-A-Tot in the USA), but it’s recognised by its trademark cocoon shape, Swedish design, and ability to lull even the fussiest babies into a lovely cuddle-induced sleep. It…

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