Oatmeal. Smoothie. Yogurt bowl. Repeat! That’s been my breakfast rotation. Since I don’t want to be leaning over the stovetop while babywearing, I’m making oatmeal in the rice cooker and saving eggs for the weekend. Smoothies from Daily Harvest or Sub-Zero are the easiest to make with one hand. I made some more of my new favorite granola and have the recipe post coming right after Christmas!
Lunches have been one handed as well. I remember when Mazen was little having to eat SOFAST all the time after spending years teaching myself to slowly savor food. Tis the season this time as well.
In my bowl? Kale salad and potstickers. Thomas’s mom brought us these potstickers from Costco and they are SO GOOD! We panfried them. The ingredient list is fairly wholesome too. Pita chips on the side!
The dinner version with rice, green beans and a homemade teriyaki sauce. (I just googled to get a sauce recipe – turned out good!)
Thai has been the theme this week because our neighbor brought us Thai takeout for dinner! We had chicken pad Thai and green curry. I added salad and a yummy spring roll to my pad Thai and saved my curry portion for lunch.
Curry over a salad? Why not!
Highlight of last week: lunch at Pippin Hill with my ladies!! That salad was awesome! I also had delicious wood-oven pizza that I had for leftovers the next day.
Finally, I did another round of food orders from Plenty. We had sausage with polenta, kale salad, and this garlic-ginger beef over rice. We added freshly sautéed broccoli and mushrooms. We loved it!
B says he’s been on Santa’s nice list this year!
So many healthy meals! Yum! 🙂
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B looks just like Thomas in this pic !!! You do an amazing job with portion control and that is something i am working on. I am also working out to feel good and live a better life anything else that comes from it is …gravy Happy Holidays to all
Same to you!
Thanks for the recommendation for the porstickers. I was at Costco yesterday and thought about getting some. When I lived in Seattle I bought them at Trader Joe’s all the time. No TJ’s in Alaska though. ?. I’ll have to get some on my next Cosrco trip. B certainly is cute – and growing quickly.
They are so good!
Look at that sweet smile!
Have a Merry Christmas 🙂
Teriyaki is Japanese 🙂 looks yummy
We got those Costco potstickers for Christmas eve too! Glad to know they are yummy. Have a happy weekend. I used to follow your blog along time ago maybe 2009/10 …then kind of stopped following the food blogs world. I’ve been enjoying caching up again 🙂
Welcome back!!