Hallo and WELCOME everyone to my old, dear travel blog! I made it during my life changing travels through India and Australia in 2013/14.
Those travels that taught me again and again what it means to live in the moment and surrender to whatever comes my way. Those travels that let me understand what it means to be truly loved. That made yoga and meditation part of my daily life. That made me start to write children stories. And realise where I truly want to be at home.

If you are still wondering if you should do this trip you've been longing to do for so long. Stop wondering and DO IT.

Donnerstag, 14. November 2013

Favourite Foods -South India III-

No Indian meal without spices. Lots of spices come from the Western Ghats, the mountain range running parallel to the western coast of southern India.

One of the highlights in Kerala was definitely visiting one of the spice plantations.

Coffee is being collected after drying in the sun.


Black pepper (Piper nigrum) is a winding plant and can be used fresh and green or dried and black, with or without skin red and white. All from one plant.

Cardamon is in almost every Indian sweet dish and of course in masala chai. The fruits grow at the base of the very leavy plants.

And did you know that the Indian bay leaves come from the same tree as cinnamon? 

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