Category Archives: Desserts
Whatcha cookin’ good lookin’?
Happy Sunday everyone! Today was fulllllll of cleaning, cleaning and more cleaning… Oh, and some cooking of course! Remember that box ‘o’ produce I got the other day? Well, I figured I should put it to some good use … Continue reading
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Love in a cup.
No, no, this isn’t a Valentine’s Day related post…but I did happen to make some peanut butter hot chocolate for dessert tonight. Jenna’s recipe is to die for…who knew it was so easy? Let’s start with the healthy stuff… Lunch= … Continue reading
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Mission: Eat Lotsa Spinach
Hello there! Remember this guy? (Source) And if you ever want to refresh your memory on good ol’ Popeye’s cartoons, here’s a good one about spinach, specifically: Aw, I miss watching those cartoons when I was little. … I found … Continue reading
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Healthy(er) No Bake Cookies
Yup, I said it. This week I’ve been on a rampage for peanut butter/chocolate combinations. It all started by purchasing Mini Peanut Butter Cups from Trader Joes, followed by buying some Nature’s Path Organic Peanut Choco Chewy Granola Bars, followed … Continue reading
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Surf ‘n’ Turf Stir Fry!
It’s a stir fry kinda week! (I apologize ahead of time for all of you vegans and vegetarians out there…tonight was organic meat night in my aparment) First things first… Leftover Trader Joe’s shrimp stir fry with 1/2 cup quinoa, … Continue reading
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Summary? I'm a 22 year old college graduate working on the Hill in DC, and teaching myself to accept small changes, buckle down and make a commitment to myself to be all I can be. In the immediate future, that means a 30 pound loss, eating healthy foods, and becoming a dedicated runner. This blog is evidence of that journey, and despite the numbers that follow, is an effort to be accountable to myself. I hope you enjoy!
