Recipe for your Weekend Breakfast

So, you've run out of eggs. 
Or you're vegan. 
But its a sunny Saturday morning and you're hungry. I have the solution. 

These banana pancakes are moist and delicious, and best of all easy to make and eat. Promise. 

I've adapted the recipe from a comment I found on Taste one weekend morning whilst panicking about my lack of eggs. I've used it many times since then not because I don't have any eggs, but just because I love the taste.

Recipe below.

Banana, self-raising flour, plain flour, brown sugar and cinnamon.

Don't worry if the mixture is lumpy, its just the banana. The most important part is not to over mix!

Me: a drizzle of honey.

Boy: liberally applying 4 serves of Nutella. 

Banana Pancakes with no Eggs

Ingredients

1-2 Bananas

3/4 cups Plain Flour

3/4 cups Self Raising Flour

1 tablespoon of Brown Sugar

1 to 1 1/2 cups milk (vegans use milk substitute) 

Preparation

1. Mash bananas with a fork until there is only a few lumps.

2. Add dry ingredients

3. Add 1 cup of milk and stir in.

4. Add 1/2 cup of milk until the desired consistency is reached (not too thick or thin)

*Be careful not to over mix batter as pancakes will become rubbery*

5. Heat frypan and place a small amount of butter to stop pancakes from sticking.

6. Pour half the batter in, spreading it out as necessary.

7. Wait until bubbles appear in mixture, or underside is cooked, and flip.

8. Cook other side until slightly browned.

9. Serve with your favourite topping!

These pancakes are tasty, healthy and perfectly moist! 
The bananas give them a great texture and flavour, and are perfect for when you run out of eggs!

Days of Ideas

These are some more pictures from my look book that I want to include in the collection here. Enjoy!

I've definitely fallen in love with Alessandro Mendini's "Magis Proust" chair (the yellow (third picture above) and then multicoloured chair (above)) - it's in my diary twice!

Clear acrylic chairs are high on my like list too - they are so versatile.

Lighting: the horse stands at about 1.5m high. It would definitely take up a lot of room. Block lights would be perfect for entertaining at night, and the copper vine lights are great for a feature on a wall.

Artwork: Collections of classic and modern pieces.

Wallpaper: There are so many patterns and colours! I've seen that you can put fabric as wall paper too, which just doubles the options!

 Mood board: Red

Mood board: Pink, black and everything nice.

Mood board: Green picnic and flower days. 

Mood board: Pastel colours.

Comments? Go right ahead, I'd love to hear from you.

Much love, Laura

Days of Fashion Week

Thats right. Ditch your online lusting at the latest trends and make some of your own with these vintage pieces.

Runway ready.

I'm ready for my close up.

Have you worked out my signature move yet?

If you'd like to add any of these collections (straight from the runway) to your wardrobe, head on over to my Etsy account for all the details.

Much love, Laura

Days of Cream

One colour that is both sweet and timeless;

Just when you thought you had house attire down pat, this comes along. The best mix of night gown and sleepwear, this House Dress is soft and modest, with a hint of appeal.

(Me dancing in joy) A Cropped Tee with some tight braid detail.

Perfect for those up-coming music festivals.

(Preparing myself for some scrumptious baking) 

What would you ever do without pockets in your Apron? Two pockets to be exact. These babies can handle any sort of wooden spoon you put in them. Maybe even a whole cup of flour*.

*hasn't been tested.

Whatever you are using the pockets for, the sweet flower detail will compliment any dress (house dress you mean) when you are serving company. 

These are up now in my Etsy store, click on their links for individual items or have a look at this to view the entire store!

Much love, Laura