Do you like Vietnamese sandwiches? I've only had them a few times, but never made them myself. Egan and I decided to give them a try for Sunday dinner. We followed the recipe/assembling at Oh Dear Drea blog.
I really loved the combination of flavors. (mint, sriracha, basil, pickled mango/radish/carrots, marinated tofu, lime, cucumbers) It was an easy meal and they were so good.
Another plus, all the colors! Just how I like my food---fresh and colorful.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Monday, May 13, 2013
California eats
I was in California a few weeks ago and there was no shortage of delicious food.
Went to Nekter Juice Bar for acai bowls and fresh pressed juice. Utah, are you listening?
Milk and Honey in Costa Mesa. Teen and I shared a PB & berry sandwich. gimme.
Breakfast at Banzai Bowls one morning in Laguna Beach. Utah---pretty please?!
Went to Nekter Juice Bar for acai bowls and fresh pressed juice. Utah, are you listening?
Milk and Honey in Costa Mesa. Teen and I shared a PB & berry sandwich. gimme.
Got all fancy huh at Nick's in Laguna Beach. I ordered meatloaf! I haven't had meatloaf in YEARS! no regrets. so good.
Breakfast at Banzai Bowls one morning in Laguna Beach. Utah---pretty please?!
and Costco pizza. that. hit. the. spot.
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Saturday, May 11, 2013
Breakfast // Pancakes with no syrup
We made pancakes one morning while I was visiting my twin sister in California and she didn't have any syrup. No problem, I warmed up some frozen berries, gave them a mashing, and drizzled some honey to sweeten it up.
Healthy Wholewheat Pancakes
adapted from Favorites cookbook
1 cup wholewheat flour (I used freshly ground)
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon sucanat
1/2 teaspoon real salt
1 cup almond milk
1 egg
2 tablespoons unsweetened applesauce
Combine all ingredients and mix. Bake on hot griddle.
Healthy Wholewheat Pancakes
adapted from Favorites cookbook
1 cup wholewheat flour (I used freshly ground)
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon sucanat
1/2 teaspoon real salt
1 cup almond milk
1 egg
2 tablespoons unsweetened applesauce
Combine all ingredients and mix. Bake on hot griddle.
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Sunday, April 14, 2013
Dessert // Angel Food Cake
It's my favorite spring dessert---Angel Food Cake. I've only made it once, but that's because Whole Foods or Costco sells such delicious ones. I really oughta make it again though, just for fun.
We had this for Easter dessert and it's an easy and light way to end a meal.
I really love how angel food cake is super easy to make look pretty. Taking a big slice of angel food cake and with a scoop of strawberries and a large dollop of whipped cream it is presentable and delicious. Nothing tricky to it.
We had this for Easter dessert and it's an easy and light way to end a meal.
I really love how angel food cake is super easy to make look pretty. Taking a big slice of angel food cake and with a scoop of strawberries and a large dollop of whipped cream it is presentable and delicious. Nothing tricky to it.
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Friday, April 5, 2013
Easter Dinner
Looking at these pictures from our Easter dinner is making me hungry! It was a flawless meal.
turkey with cranberry sauce
ham with mustard+relish
roasted asparagus
raw rainbow carrots
citrus ginger salad
bunny rolls (our only food tradition for Easter)
scalloped potatoes (not pictured)
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Eat // waffles
I can't quit the overnight waffle recipe! I've been a huge fan of it lately because it makes a soft, filling waffle and has no flour, no oil, and no butter. It's got great flavor and a little bit of succanat sugar which means I didn't need any syrup. I like to top these with applesauce or mixed berries. You must try.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Drink // Perrier
My mom ALWAYS has citrus fruits and Perrier on hand. That drink with a side of popcorn is my favorite nightly treat.
I don't drink other carbonated drinks, but this I totally love. Simple, no chemicals, no sugars added.
Perrier + how ever many citrus fruits you can handle = my drink of choice (besides water, of course)
I do think Perrier/club soda/plain seltzers are an acquired taste. Can you drink them plain? What do you like to drink?
I don't drink other carbonated drinks, but this I totally love. Simple, no chemicals, no sugars added.
Perrier + how ever many citrus fruits you can handle = my drink of choice (besides water, of course)
I do think Perrier/club soda/plain seltzers are an acquired taste. Can you drink them plain? What do you like to drink?
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