These are really easy to make and I take them to new families all the time. They are nutritionally jam packed, easy to grab and eat quickly. Also they taste like a treat (but are actually really good for you).
I chose to make 3 kinds of smoothies for us. You could easily switch up the combinations to suit your tastes or even just prep the components and assemble things in your blender as you go.
I can’t believe how long it’s been since I last posted. The retirement wasn’t intentional, more of a gradual real-life busying that never slowed down enough for me to notice how long I’d gone without sharing any recipes. That being said, it’s been a very busy year or two and I’ve eaten many delicious things and some very boring things and I can’t remember what any of them are enough to tell you about them.
But let’s skip to the present. I am 34 weeks pregnant and trying to give us a small leg up on the madness of life postpartum. First place to start? My freezer, of course.
Over the next few (couple, who knows) weeks I’m going to share my postpartum meal/snack/prep plan for freezer stocking for vegan postpartum families. This of course could also be for any busy person, someone recovering from illness, surgery etc, or really anyone needing nourishment but having a particularly busy time coming up.
I’m going to be tackling some prep later today, so check back to see and feel free to share ideas of what worked for you.
Happy New Year!!
l’m happy to start it off with a new cookbook and a new bowl. First task? Cook something delicious to fill it up. Near & Far is the newest cookbook from 101cookbooks (a go-to of mine). The first thing that struck my fancy was dumplings, big surprise.
So it looks like I made a lot of cakes for a lot of folks over this past year. Here are a few!
go eat a food 