I’m amid looking for a new house in Chicago, mainly because Let me have an workplace instead of employed in my dining room on a regular basis.

Personally I find that moving is among the most unenjoyable things. I mean, I still haven’t completely unpacked my suitcase from three weeks hence. I KNOW I’m totally that kind of person. How frustrating. I should actually just go in there and unpack RIGHT NOW… but I recall I’m journeying for the rest of theRead more

I’m on vacation right now. Except I’m still in Minnesota… spending some time with someone special. I’ll have to fill up you in on that afterwards. It’s a fairly cute tale. But let’s simply say, I’m incredibly happy. Yesterday we went to the apple orchard and I’m expecting to create an apple pie or my greatest apple crisp. Tonight we’re producing my favorite turkey meatballs (make them!).

With this mini staycation, it’s been great to have a break from the web and blogging. In fact, I recently damaged my iPhone display screen therefore while it’s becoming repaired, I don’t have usage of Email, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Initially I didn’t know very well what to accomplish but found myself actually attending toRead more

I am hoping your weekend was as lovely as ever. I spent Saturday morning rowing 21,000+ meters (a half marathon) at Iron & Oar , an area Chicago workout studio. Honestly I had only rowed probably once before registering for the half marathon. Uncertain what I was considering, but I’m content that I focused on it. Not only was the competition in fact fun, but my hip and legs hurt in the best way. That sounds odd, but if you love a good hard workout guess what happens I mean. Greatest however, we got 3rd place and didn’t actually train! WHOOP!

After the race, I enjoyed a huge cheat meal with Tony, followed by two of the chocolate peanut butter truffles which were waiting patiently for me in the freezer. I’m obsessed with the crispy, crunchy consistency and how they resemble the taste of peanut butter cup. Traditional peanut butter truffles usually demand powdered sugar, butterRead more

Seriously though, everyone loves an excellent crunchy, properly salted tortilla chip. They very easily total sandwiches, make turkey chili 10x better than it currently is and so are actually the perfect friend to guacamole.

AFTER I was we were young, there have been several ‘staple’ grocery items my Mom generally purchased: sesame bagels with salted butter, crunchy carrots with hummus, leafy greens, and… tortilla potato chips! She always acquired a bag of chips open and prepared to become devoured. #ChipAddictSince1993 Today, I want to introduce you to a newRead more

I understand what you’re thinking. You’re thinking about the title of the post. But before I could explain it, I must let you know something.

I’m completely jealous at this time. Like green eyed filled with envy jealousy. The blogger that inspired me to generate my very own blog, Emily from SugarPlum , does something that food bloggers only dream about… She’s cooking with Giada De Laurentiis! Big congrats Emily, you are worthy of it! I really like Giada. She’sRead more

Today appears like a soup time, don’t you think that?

I’ve been sick with a cool for the past few days, therefore soup has really been the thing desirable. That and it’s really been snowing in Chicago once again, which means I don’t like to leave the house unless I’ll workout. I’m serious. There have been too many situations this Winter where I haven’t beenRead more

Creamy Roasted Butternut Squash Pasta with Peas (vegan & gluten free!)

7 ingredients is all you have to to make this easy creamy Roasted Butternut Squash Pasta with nice green peas. It can be made both vegan and gluten free of charge – so everyone can appreciate! Today I head to Israel for a little over weekly. I land in Tel Aviv after that head toRead more

These paleo and gluten free coconut flour bars with layers of dark chocolate and coconut flakes are absolutely incredible! You will be amazed by how easy they are to make, as well!

So here’s finished .. I finally uncovered how to bake with coconut flour. I experimented with it once before but from then on I type of gave up because I held having recipe tests failures. Whomp, whomp. Then a few weeks ago I spotted coconut flour about the shelves at Trader Joe’s and decided toRead more

I hope you had a great 4th of July with your friends and family!

I did! If you liked this write-up and you would like to get much more info pertaining to beef enchilada stuffed zucchini boats kindly pay a visit to our page. Summer cocktails were flowing, potato salad was piled high, burgers had been chowed on, mozzarella cheese and crackers had been consumed, and the wedding cakeRead more

Banana Oat Proteins Muffins zero flour or sugars added, 100 calories

Ahhhhh We live for the weekends, and this last one was simply so lovely and relaxing. I mean who doesn’t love laying in bed an extra half hour on Sunday mornings? Nowadays, it’s a luxury. Oh well. To more exciting issues… Bananas are my total beloved! They pack potassium and digestible (good-for-you) carbs. So, whatRead more