Obviously my brilliant idea hasn't worked out like I hoped. Seriously though, working 35 hours a week (and spending 1.5 hours/day playing in traffic), wrangling a toddler, cleaning the house (sorta), giving the hubby some attention (occasionally), and keeping up with 2 dogs... Among a million other things I've got going on... I just can't seem to manage finding time to take pics of the food I'm cooking AND get them posted, along with instructions, here.
I think what I'm saying is... I quit. :( I may be back, and I'm gonna leave this blog up a little longer just in case anyone actually wants some of the recipes, but I think this is the end.
Goodnight & farewell.
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EASY ON THE MEAT
I'm a vegetarian...
He's not.
So, that means our meals go...
EASY ON THE MEAT
Read the latest post & check the bottom of the page for the archives. I'm sure you can find something yummy to cook tonight!
He's not.
So, that means our meals go...
EASY ON THE MEAT
Read the latest post & check the bottom of the page for the archives. I'm sure you can find something yummy to cook tonight!
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About Me
I'm a busy wife & mom who works all day & cooks & cleans all night. I have a culinary degree... but don't come here looking for masterpieces, I am all about simple, easy, & quick cooking.
I have been a vegetarian since somewhere around July 2003, or at least that's when I *think* it was (oh, how the mind loses its grasp on things). The question I always hear is: WHY? (Followed closely by: "You don't eat ANY meat? No beef? No chicken? What about fish?"...)
First let me say - I am a lacto-ovo vegetarian. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lacto_Ovo_Vegetarianism (That means I eat eggs & dairy products.) So, no I don't eat ANY beef, chicken, or fish, and I gave up pork when I was about 12. I do love my dairy though, and the occassional egg.
Now, on to the why. Well, it started as a health decision. Have you ever researched what's really in the meat you eat?! Then, having always been an animal lover, it also became mixed with a big heart for the poor souls of those innocent animals.
Luke is not a vegetarian (although he eats less meat than the average Texan), and I will leave it up to each of our kids to make that decision for themselves.
I have been a vegetarian since somewhere around July 2003, or at least that's when I *think* it was (oh, how the mind loses its grasp on things). The question I always hear is: WHY? (Followed closely by: "You don't eat ANY meat? No beef? No chicken? What about fish?"...)
First let me say - I am a lacto-ovo vegetarian. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lacto_Ovo_Vegetarianism (That means I eat eggs & dairy products.) So, no I don't eat ANY beef, chicken, or fish, and I gave up pork when I was about 12. I do love my dairy though, and the occassional egg.
Now, on to the why. Well, it started as a health decision. Have you ever researched what's really in the meat you eat?! Then, having always been an animal lover, it also became mixed with a big heart for the poor souls of those innocent animals.
Luke is not a vegetarian (although he eats less meat than the average Texan), and I will leave it up to each of our kids to make that decision for themselves.
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