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| Breakfast: toasted chicken & tomato sandwich with miracle whip. |
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| Breakfast: BLT sandwich |
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| Breakfast: kale & tomato salad with curried couscous |
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| Breakfast: grapefruit & watermelon smoothie |
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| Dessert: cream puff |
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| Lunch: beans & tomato wedges |
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| Breakfast: homemade zucchini bread with butter and a peach |
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| Lunch (almost every single day): green pepper and cucumber with hummus, peach |
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| Dinner from Spize Cafe: mint roll |
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| Breakfast: liver pudding, avacado, peach, & coffee |
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| Dessert: coconut coconut milk "ice cream" with semi-sweet chocolate chips & dehydrated blueberries |
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| Breakfast: beans with tomato & avacado |
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| Dinner: kale salad with hard-boiled egg and dried cranberries, almond milk |
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| Dessert for breakfast from Buttercup Bakery: birthday tart |
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| Lunch from Gypsy's Shiny Diner: BLT sandwich with tator tots |
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| Dessert from Gypsy's Shiny Diner: lemon meringue pie |
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| Breakfast: toasted English muffin with honey & butter, peach, figs from Grandma's yard, coffee |
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| Wolfman dinner: grilled ham & cheese on an onion bun |
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| Breakfast: unsweetened apple sauce with raisins and raw almond butter |
Hi Michelle! First of all, I deeply appreciate your penchant for the bacon sandwich. I also love your blog--particularly the book reviews and food porn. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you're enjoying all my nonsense! And, yes, though I'm not one to eat bacon on its own (I prefer sausage with my eggs and toast, actually), I do love a good bacon sandwich.
DeleteP.S. Just checked out your website. I'm intrigued! (to put it lightly)
DeleteThanks for checking out my website! I've been working as an archaeologist for 10 years. (Decidedly less intriguing in real life.) I am a fan of your curatorial feats on pinterest and all the delicious-looking homemade bread on your blog. Fall weather always makes me want to bake...well, really I just want to eat.
DeleteGreat pics! And- you're a rocking a pretty healthy diet there... lots of good stuff & just enough indulgence to keep things interesting.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I go for! I can always do better, though, in balancing the good stuff vs. the indulgences. (Or, rather, not balancing--there should be so much more good stuff than other!)
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