Take it easy!!
I hope you have a lot of help with this move. :cross: I, too, had raspberries and blackberries (plus blueberries) with yogurt for breakfast today. I am all berried out.
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I hope you have a lot of help with this move. :cross: I, too, had raspberries and blackberries (plus blueberries) with yogurt for breakfast today. I am all berried out.
I had an almond Magnum and I'm afraid I am not 'all Magnumed out' - my brain keeps reminding me there are another 2 in the freezer.
We moved last weekend, we had help loading and unloading the truck. I didn't move anything that was heavier than I am used to carrying (my daughter, who is around 23 pounds). I mostly moved little things and a few lighter small boxes that were just clothes and stuff.Take it easy!!I hope you have a lot of help with this move.
I, too, had raspberries and blackberries (plus blueberries) with yogurt for breakfast today. I am all berried out.
I love berries, I could eat them constantly. I love berries in yogurt but I can't get over the texture of yogurt right now. It makes me feel sick.
two banquet pot pies, and a slice of homemade carrot cake.
A cheese string, carrots and celery dipped in caesar salad dressing and strawberries and grapes dipped in cheesecake dip.
It was a fruit and veggie lunch tray from the grocery store, I just added the caesar dressing because it only came with the cheesecake dip and I didn't think that would be good on carrots and celery.
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"Brunch": 2 leftover slices of this yummy pizza that's been a favorite of mine for years(I don't eat it often due to the higher price where I live now):
http://www.amys.com/products/product-detail/pizzas/000103 and a little guacamole. Followed by some cherries and watermelon.
http://www.amys.com/products/product-detail/pizzas/000103 and a little guacamole. Followed by some cherries and watermelon.
some sharp cheddar cheese.
A much bigger breakfast than normal. A low carb bagel with some egg beaters.
A bowl of peanut butter cheerios.
A vanilla pancake pie with sea salt milk chocolate and cookies and creme chips covered in chocolate frosting... a hearty breakfast.
OMG! What exactly is this deliciousness?
I took this tip to make all my pancake recipes in a rice cooker (less butter since rice cookers are non stick, easier, and way less likely to burn): http://lifehacker.com/make-a-giant-pancake-in-your-rice-cooker-1592047844
You can take any pancake recipe. I use ones for 6 pancakes because if it's for more than that, it's a) way too much, and b) more likely to not cook through and be mushy. I just used a normal pancake recipe for a plain white pancake, used brown sugar instead of white and soy milk instead of cow's, and threw some chipped chocolates in it. The recipe I use is:
- 5/8 cup of white flour (tried whole wheat before, but if you want whole wheat, add more milk and butter and sugar to compensate for the dry blandness!)
- 1/2 tbsp baking powder
- 1/2 tbsp sugar (of choice)
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 2 tbsp melted butter/margarine
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 tsp of vanilla extract
- 1 egg
And then you can add chocolate/chips/peanut butter/syrup, etc., mix it, and hit Cook. Add whatever you want! It's super easy and delicious. We got sea salt milk chocolates and cookies n creme bars from Bulk Barn, and I just broke them into smaller pieces and threw them in the batter. I had some commercial chocolate frosting left over from making my boyfriend's birthday cake so I frosted my breakfast cake and ate it like that.
You can take any pancake recipe. I use ones for 6 pancakes because if it's for more than that, it's a) way too much, and b) more likely to not cook through and be mushy. I just used a normal pancake recipe for a plain white pancake, used brown sugar instead of white and soy milk instead of cow's, and threw some chipped chocolates in it. The recipe I use is:
- 5/8 cup of white flour (tried whole wheat before, but if you want whole wheat, add more milk and butter and sugar to compensate for the dry blandness!)
- 1/2 tbsp baking powder
- 1/2 tbsp sugar (of choice)
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 2 tbsp melted butter/margarine
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 tsp of vanilla extract
- 1 egg
And then you can add chocolate/chips/peanut butter/syrup, etc., mix it, and hit Cook. Add whatever you want! It's super easy and delicious. We got sea salt milk chocolates and cookies n creme bars from Bulk Barn, and I just broke them into smaller pieces and threw them in the batter. I had some commercial chocolate frosting left over from making my boyfriend's birthday cake so I frosted my breakfast cake and ate it like that.
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i finished off the crumbs from a bag of salt & pepper potato chips.
scrambled eggs with cooked breakfast sausage crumbles mixed in, and a slice of homemade carrot cake.
I had an egg salad sandwich, some cheese and cookies. I have to start eating super healthy because I just found out (after I ate the cookies) that I failed my glucose test and there's a possibility of gestational diabetes. I have to go back for the longer test next week, but knowing my luck I will have it. I just want to make it through 9 more weeks of pregnancy and have baby come out healthy so I will do anything I can to make this happen.
yogurt with homemade granola sprinkled over it.
Pork congee with onions, nappa, and oyster sauce and sesame oil. I made enough for the whole weekend. The vegetarian is out of town and I'm on a meat binge!
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