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Hi.
How ya doin? Ya good?
Good. Me too.
So about this food adventure that I've embarked on--it's awesome. Challenging, for sure, but really really good.
I made focaccia bread (super tasty) and minestrone soup (took forever, but it's so stinkin good), and I've enjoyed salads, yogurt with granola and banana slices for breakfast, and fresh veggies--my bank account thinks I died. Or maybe it thinks I'm back in Mississippi (food is plentiful in Mississippi homes. It's amazing). I'll update with recipes and pictures soon, but I just wanted to pop in and let you know that this 2 week food adventure is really a great thing. I'm excited to learn from this and not be so darn scared to plan ahead for some good food in the future.
Ain't no sense in eating junk food when we live in this land of plenty. And when it's REALLY NOT THAT EXPENSIVE to eat healthy (what an awful lie). In fact, I am spending SIGNIFICANTLY less on food than I was when I'd just get food for that meal, right then. Planning ahead requires thought (oh boo hoo) but it doesn't require as much money. PLUS it's healthier, more fulfilling, and honestly tastier. Give "instant gratification" the boot that it deserves. It never turns out well anyway.
How ya doin? Ya good?
Good. Me too.
So about this food adventure that I've embarked on--it's awesome. Challenging, for sure, but really really good.
I made focaccia bread (super tasty) and minestrone soup (took forever, but it's so stinkin good), and I've enjoyed salads, yogurt with granola and banana slices for breakfast, and fresh veggies--my bank account thinks I died. Or maybe it thinks I'm back in Mississippi (food is plentiful in Mississippi homes. It's amazing). I'll update with recipes and pictures soon, but I just wanted to pop in and let you know that this 2 week food adventure is really a great thing. I'm excited to learn from this and not be so darn scared to plan ahead for some good food in the future.
Ain't no sense in eating junk food when we live in this land of plenty. And when it's REALLY NOT THAT EXPENSIVE to eat healthy (what an awful lie). In fact, I am spending SIGNIFICANTLY less on food than I was when I'd just get food for that meal, right then. Planning ahead requires thought (oh boo hoo) but it doesn't require as much money. PLUS it's healthier, more fulfilling, and honestly tastier. Give "instant gratification" the boot that it deserves. It never turns out well anyway.
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