FRIDAY

Biker - Topshop
Chiffon Metallic Detailed Dress - Topshop Boutique
White faux snakeskin sandals - Zara
Bracelets - misc from previous

Payday treat at Mooli's
Cheating, yes - it is pay day after all! When I am not bringing my own lunch my first port of call has to be Mooli's, they do incredibly tasty Indian roti wraps, recipes cultivated from travelling the country, roti's made fresh everyday and carefully crafted chutneys that compliment each protein. Today I went for the meal deal for £6, a wrap and side...the paneer wrap had crumbled to a cous cous consistency but with a creamy flavour, spiced with garam masala, nigella and cumin seeds. Teamed with shredded red cabbage, carrots and iceberg for crunch,
 tomato chutney all blanketed in a ghee stroked roti.
For my side I chose the potato salad with swirls of yoghurt and intensely bitter tamarind sauce, hiding chillied chick peas in a ight tomato sauce with corriander leaves.
If you're around the Soho vicinity defintely head to Mooli's!

MONDAY

Dress - Topshop  Boutique
Boots - Acne
Biker - Topshop
Neon Scarf - Vintage, gift
Necklace - Isabel Marant

Mango Chicken & Lentil Chilli Breads from Pushpesh Pant
This cookbook is well used  in my house, for the sole reason that every thing out of it is absolutely delicious.  If you haven't noticed it in the book shop, it's the one that stands heavier than any other with a white cover and jazzy primary coloured writing, next time you see it, buy it! Once you've got the base spices, ghee and some chilies the prep and cooking is totally doable. The lentil bread was just a blitzed mixture of two kinds of lentils, chili, coriander, turmeric and a few more spices, then flattened and baked. The mango chicken was slightly sweet and sort of like a semi dry curry, not too overpowering as the bread was full packed with punch as too were the spiced peas so a little plain rice and lambs lettuce is rounded it off just fine!