I've been cooking like crazy lately. I'm working hard at cutting out processed foods so I'm busy perfecting everything from granola bars to cookies to crackers. I'm obsessed with growing a healthy family and that means making a lot of kid (and husband) approved foods that aren't full of high fructose corn syrup, chemicals, and words I can't pronounce. I probably won't include as many pictures as I used to, and my layout may not be as consistent, but I will share all I can when I can. Stay tuned... first up will be MUFFINS! Yum!
Now, I'm off to go eat some of those muffins. ;)
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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.
3 comments:
I'm glad you're back. Are you pregnant? You said kids and not kid in your about me.
I said kid, not kids... I better not be! lol
Made these muffins once - delicious - but a little too sweet, and next batch in the oven right now.
Mary, Canada
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