Gimme a “B”. B! Gimme anana! No?  Too weird?  Ok. Remember a few (or more) years ago when “slather” was all the rage in the blog world.  And everything was “slathered” with nut butter/hummus/whatever all the live long day?  I’m thinking of bringing it back.  I am good at slathering.  I liked that word until it got overused and then didn’t mean as much. I went to Nugget Market between creative playtime (parent co-op play group)with Valley and picking P up…and was giving the prepared section all kinds of googly eyes.  I wanted to check… Read more >

I had no idea he knew how to use scissors!  PS he is thankful for bacon. She’s ready for a blizzard, apparently.  Or stroller strides in 50 degree temps.  Same diff. My cashew milk yogurt is awesome! A little thick if I’m being picky but now I know to use less gelatin the next time.  It’s slightly tangy and creamy and really really good.  Kinda stoked I managed to make yogurt in the instant pot! Dinner prep.  Never heard of Bo Ssäm and don’t know how to pronounce it, but it looked good! FYI this… Read more >

I don’t usually make pancakes in bulk on our busier mornings (like Tuesday) but I had super ripe bananas that I wanted to use up and they had had oatmeal the day before, soooo pancakes it was!  We weren’t even late for school either.  And I managed to feed myself 🙂  I guess my morning pancake game is getting good. I also tried this for the first time.  I got it in the mail from Jess after seeing her IG post about it, she sent me a sample. If you want to try some, get… Read more >

Leftovers are the bestovers, especially when they are waffle goodness. The recipe yield was enough for 2.75 servings, so I was still good for Monday but Tuesday was a little small. Nothing a quarter cup of nut butter can’t fix, though, right??  Here’s Monday’s serving though. Which got the Earth Balance treatment. A group of us went to the downtown fire station for a tour.  It’s a classic preschooler field trip and I think I’ve been on almost 10 of these but whatever. V was pretty bummed that we were neither climbing in nor taking… Read more >