Chocolate Zucchini Cake - weird ingredients…delicious results!
i just like to give this life some meaning.
& i strive to be the best i can be-nicer, smarter, stronger.
we all have our problems.
but that's one of life's best qualities.
balance.
Commission for Brenda whose birthday is tomorrow! :)
this kid has my approval
BAM.
these make the world go around.
Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter Stuffed Bananas! (tutorial)
I NEED TO TRY THIS!!!
this looks goood <3
(via healthylivingforyou)
just made this deliciousness <3
2 bananas-frozen
cocoa powder
—blend
pecans & strawberries on top
BANANA ICE CREAM, YO.
pretty much the yummiest thing ever.
egg replacer + 1/2 banana + 1/3c oats + 1/4c blueberries —-> fry on a pan w/ spray as if it’s a pancake.
it gets all mushed, but it’s yummyyy
Kale and Potato Soup
An easy and yummy recipe great for rainy days. This was given to me by someone my mother works with, but I made some changes to the recipe after realizing that I only had canned corn in my cupboard, not fresh or frozen. I found my second attempt at this recipe much tastier than the first. I believe the canned corn gives it a sweeter taste. Also, I didn’t feel like going to the store to buy potatoes (who wants to go to the store while hungry?!?) so I used the cans of New Potatoes I had in the cupboard. But what really makes this soup— besides the kale, corn and, potatoes—is the coconut milk. Makes for a creamy and filling lunch or dinner.
What You’ll Need:
2-3 Tbsp. coconut, vegetable, or canola oil
A bunch of kale, stems removed and sliced
2 cans of New Potatoes, drained and cut into halves or quarters
1 celery stalk, diced
1 sweet potato or yam, peeled and cut into cubes
1/2 an onion, yellow or white, diced
32 fl. oz. vegetable broth
1 can coconut milk
1 can of whole kernel, sweet corn
Salt and pepper to taste
A big soup pot
What to do:
Heat oil on medium. When hot, add sweet potato, onion, celery, and new potatoes. Saute until onions are translucent or until the sweet potatoes are cooked. Add vegetable broth. While simmering, add corn, coconut milk, and kale. Continue to simmer for 10-15 minutes or until kale is cooked and wilted. Add salt and pepper to taste (I only used about a 1/2 tsp. of kosher salt).
Spoon into a bowl, let cool, and enjoy!