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The ways you can distract yourself from overeating…

A group of four people engaged in a knitting club meeting, sitting around a table with yarn, candles, and drinks, smiling and crafting.

I am known for overeating and even when I am full I can still fit the whole cake into my mouth (literally). So no wonder after Christmas (which obviously long time gone) I have put on sooooo much weight! I felt so discouraged as I could not fit into any of my jeans (except boyfriend or loyal cut)… 🙁
Anyway, I am back to normal and this is only because I kept myself distracted by my second favourite activity after cooking and eating: knitting and crochet. I found that there are a lot of social groups going on in London doing different kinds of interesting things. But I was only interested in joining the knitting club. My friends think that this is where I meet my granny friends… ha ha. But, no no… I am not the youngest there, you will have to believe me on this. There was a girl last week aged around 10 years, really eager to learn!
So far I finished most of my knitting projects and I am on something new at this moment. I am crocheting a collar! You might think that I got the idea from my “granny” friends that I met in the knitting club, but that’s not truth, I always liked this style (my friend Vicki call it “old-lady style”). I am not finished yet, but there you go….

A black crocheted collar piece laid on a colorful background, showcasing intricate patterns and circular motifs.

So far I have been crocheting circles and joining them together to fit the pattern.

Close-up of a black crochet pattern featuring circles and open stitches.

Will defiantly update you when I finish it. Meanwhile if you are not the biggest fan of knitting or crocheting then this truffle recipe is for you! My friend Vicki thinks is the best thing you can eat as it contains all the vitamins you need like a vitamin bomb (she is a health freak). She says that whatever is healthy tastes the best… I normally disagree, but wow these are good!

A plate of homemade dried fruit and nut truffles, some coated with cocoa powder and others with sesame seeds, displayed artistically against a patterned background.

DRIED FRUIT AND NUT TRUFFLES

  • 200g hazel nuts
  • 200g walnuts
  • 200g raisins
  • 200g prunes
  • 200g dry apricots
  • 1tbsp honey
  • 1tbsp lemon juice
  • sesame seeds or coco powder or chopped nuts or whatever to roll the truffles in


Just put all the ingredients into food processor, whiz for a minute, shape the balls out of mixture and roll it into coco powder or sesame seeds or what ever else suitable in that department.

Enjoy your healthy snacking!

Rasa xoxo

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