This Carrot Cake Protein Parfait is a healthier version of my favorite cake. Try this gluten-free overnight oat version makes for an easy healthy breakfast!
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By Laura
This Carrot Cake Protein Parfait is a healthier version of my favorite cake. Try this gluten-free overnight oat version makes for an easy healthy breakfast!
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By Laura
Atlantarctica no more!
Working from home was nice, but the cold was no bueno.
This week we are finally thawing out down South (sorry about your luck, in the Northeast). While I hope it’s here to stay, I find myself craving a getaway. To some place thing warm.
Now that they aren’t shut down, California’s Huy Fong Foods factory (a.k.a. where Sriracha is made) is giving tours of the factory! It’s purportedly to educate people about “how our Sriracha is made and how delicious it smells” after near-by residents complained that the spicy Sriracha production caused “unpleasant odors and burning eyes.” Wusses.
Who’s up for a field trip???
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This WIAW I’m back in the office and on the wagon with meal prep. I brought back a few favorites, and learned to cook something new!
Read on for my eats, and then check out Jenn’s blog for everyone else’s delicious creations!…
By Laura
Where do people come up with this stuff?
The search terms that lead my blog crack me up! *Not that I’m not happy to have new visitors! I’m just baffled occasionally.*
My Recent Favorites:
You guys know I’m on an airplane right about now (thank you, wi-fi). Since the trip has begun, I can officially declare victory over my quest to only use what I have this week.
I haven’t dined out since Sunday – this is no small feat for me! I’ve probably saved $200 (which I promptly spent on trip stuff).
My fridge is a wasteland of crumbs and stuff that never expires.
Some of the odd creative concoctions I haven’t shared yet:
Use-everything-in-my-fridge pizza(s):
Customize pizzas as you like! The one above is chronicled at the bottom of this post with instructions.
Tortilla pizzas sound like such a silly thing to eat before getting the “real” thing in Italy.
Pizza #2 (above) consisted of pressed tofu, sheep’s milk cheese, artichokes, marinara sauce, garlic, thyme, and red pepper flakes.
There was a dinner saute:
Pressed tofu, edamame, jalapeno, garlic, shallot, salsa, and liquid smoke. Side of sauteed zucchini I’ve been eyeing here on Rufus’ Food and Spirits Blog… it has a twist of something you’d never guess: Peach Schnapps. I followed the recipe, except I used olive oil instead of butter. It was awesome.
And my favorite – Overnight Oats in a Jar. Yep, I even used all the peanut butter.
PB jar with the “dregs” on the bottom, oats, sunflower seed milk (so glad to see this gone!), cinnamon, Biscoff granola, vanilla, and a shake of salt.
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Since I’m gone, the weekly recap is early! Slacker, I am not. At least not while in the U.S.
Workout Recap (9/19-9/24)
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Preheat oven to high broil.
Lay tortilla on baking sheet or pizza stone. Layer ingredients on top of tortilla.
Place in the oven, watching very closely (broil is no joke!). Cook until just beginning to brown, ~7-8 mins.
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The next two weeks will be filled with an all-star line up of guest posts! Please stop by, say hello, and discover some new bloggers. I’ll also be inserting a little commentary about what Italian region the Wandering Wine-os are terrorizing touring… and will try to write a few full-length posts as time/wi-fi allows.
What is your favorite pizza base?
Would you have added the schnapps to the zucchini? I’m glad I did!