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Muesli (pronounced Mew-zly) is a type of breakfast cereal made with uncooked rolled oats (and any other type of grains), dried and fresh fruit, nuts and seeds, and milk. It’s kind of a cross between oatmeal and cold cereal, if that makes sense. If you don’t like the texture of oatmeal but like everything in […]
I still can’t believe Summer ended Saturday. 2013 is going by way too fast. After my 3 month escapade earlier this year to Europe and South America and my 4 month job search, 2013 is leaving me feeling blessed and unsettled at the same time. Like many others, I’m on the search for a job […]
Breakfast is, by far, my favorite meal of the day and I’m constantly searching for ways to switch it up. I love my oatmeal and eggs, but it’s fun to create something a little different every now and then. This dish is a revamped version of my Peanut Butter Pumpkin Dip with apples. It incorporates […]
Pumpkin Cranberry Oats! My parents stopped in Greenville on their way home to Florida from Michigan, and my mom delightfully brought us a loaf of her famous pumpkin-cranberry bread. She makes a ton of these breads during this time of year and gives them to friends and family. It is truly amazing bread. Moist, sweet […]
Great for a quick breakfast or snack, these pumpkin quinoa bars are moist and chewy. They offer a nice balance of carbohydrates, fats and proteins to keep you feeling satisfied. And…they have pumpkin in them! Feel free to substitute with whatever nuts and fruit you prefer or have on hand. Ingredients 1 1/4 cup rolled […]
Just when you thought there were plenty of posts about oatmeal…. More oatmeal! This bowl of oats is a little different than my others because I tried adding a spoonful of my peanut butter pumpkin dip and it was oh so delicious! Topped with almonds, strawberries and pumpkin seeds just made it that much better. […]
Get your canned pumpkin back out folks, cause I’m at it again. This time we’re mixing pumpkin with peanut butter, honey and a touch of cinnamon for a quick and nutritious dip for apples. As I mentioned in my previous pumpkin post, pumpkin is a great source of cancer fighting vitamin A. And being that […]
And so it begins! My love affair with all-things pumpkin, that is. The Fall season has so much to offer – cooler weather, spiced aromas, the changing of leaves…wait, who am I kidding? Changing of leaves in Florida? Okay, so maybe I don’t really get to experience that part of fall, having lived in Florida […]
