Not exact matches
You don't see most of what I eat online and most of my meals are far from beautiful, I
often eat quick
cook porridge
for dinner, jars of peanut butter with a spoon
for breakfast, tubs of hummus with slightly stale rye bread on the tube
for lunch and a few too many trays of not - quite - right brownies when I'm recipe testing.
I'll
often cook more
for dinner and take the rest as a takeaway.
My go to is a big bowl of steamed organic broccoli (doesn't take too long to
cook as long as I've got it all chopped and prepped beforehand — I
often chop veggies in the morning ready
for dinner) dressed with olive or macadamia oil, turmeric, dulce, Himalayan salt and pepper.
I'm have a full time office job during the days and am
often too tired
for cooking extravagant
dinners when I get home.
I will do this more
often... In fact I am
cooking double the recipe and freeze them in little rectangular baking pans and have it
for a quick
dinner, whenever I feel like it!!
But I
often exhaust the idea of
cooking eggs
for breakfast, so I try not to push that too
often for dinner as well.
I
often have a bowl of
cooked quinoa in the fridge to use
for quick
dinners like quinoa salad, or to serve with baked tofu or steamed veggies.
When I consider what to
cook for dinner, I
often begin by choosing a single ingredient that either inspires me or intimidates me.
Often for dinner, I
cook a couple of sides (say, steamed brocolli and roasted potatoes) and some sort of protein
for my husband (chicken or whatever; he eats meat) and I have edemame or tofu or something.
-- You
cook plant - based
dinners for groups of people,
often centering the food around beautiful themes, like your Spring Equinox
dinner.
A quick noodle stir fry is
often our «quick I don't want to spend the time actually
cooking dish» that we will make from time to time
for dinner.
With all of the
cooked meals we eat in winter, and all the sugar - loaded foods we indulge at Thanksgiving and Christmas
dinners, this fresh salad is a breath of oxygen
for our cells, supporting their natural detox function which is
often slowed down by holiday festivities and winter hibernation.
I don't feel pressured / judged, exactly, about people coming over
for dinner — instead I get EXCITED about what deliciousness I can make (which
often ends up being, «here Mr. Science, you
cook this recipe while I entertain our guests AKA drink wine with them»:)-RRB-.
For example, I really don't mind doing laundry,
cooking dinner, and cleaning, in fact I
often find it therapeutic.
When I have a free block of time,
often when
dinner is
cooking and there's already a mess going in the kitchen, I get to work preparing vegetables
for the coming days of lunches and
dinners.
Personally, I always
cook one less lunch or
dinner option than my schedule sees fit, knowing that more
often than not I will make a last - minute plan
for one of those meals and, if I am not correct in guessing so, can whip something up quickly with staples found in my pantry.
My followers (ugh, that term), who are
often my yoga students as well, are accustomed to seeing links to my articles: me striking yoga poses from both professional shoots and my home practice, what I
cook for dinner (with links to my food blog), information about my book tour, adorable photos of my pups, and the occasional glimpse into my personal life.
Pressed
for time, rushing from work to a planned activity
for the kids or ourselves, there's
often no time to plan
for or
cook dinner.
I'm looking forward to wearing this blouse
often, but especially
for date night, which just so happens to make «date day» also fun and low stress: no
dinner to plan and
cook — which means more time in the sewing room!
When I
cook a romantic
dinner,
often I will pick up chocolate covered strawberries
for dessert.
The beach is also at the end of the peninsula, so casting salmon is a common occurrence — caught coho are
often cooked right there on a fire
for a fresh salmon
dinner.
So this year with fifteen
for Christmas
dinner, yeah that's right fifteen hunger and
often slightly merry mouths to feed, I truly am grateful
for my Rangemaster Range
Cooker.