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whensarasmiles:

Sunny morning
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cleaneats:

Easy Zucchini Parmesan


Number of Servings: 1


Ingredients

Zucchini, 1 cup, slicedParmesan Cheese, grated, 1 tbspI Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter, Original Buttery Spray, 10 spraysNon-stick cooking spray

Directions
Line a cookie sheet with aluminum foil, then coat with some non-stick cooking spray. Place the zucchini slices out on the pan, then spritz with them with the butter spray. Sprinkle on the parmesan cheese and then pop it in the oven. Broil for a few minutes - until the cheese starts to brown. Enjoy it while it’s warm!Make a larger batch for a delicious and healthy side dish for any meal
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chlebo:

Cream-less Creamy Carrot Soup.  A vegan and velvety white [bean] lie.  
Click through for recipe.
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— California Eggs Benedict

damndelicious:

Remember when I made the Poached Egg on Roasted Asparagus with Hollandaise? Well I had a ton of hollandaise sauce leftover so I decided to make some eggs benedict. But instead of using canadian bacon like traditional eggs benedict, I decided to go the meatless route with some fresh tomatoes and sliced avocado.

These were an absolute cinch to whip up and served as one of my favorite breakfasts on a Sunday morning. It was so incredibly fresh and light, and I just can’t get over the oozing yolk that gets soaked up in the English muffin. It’s actually quite painful just sitting here, staring at these photos, talking about how amazing they are, and then having to eat cereal tomorrow morning before I head off to work. If only every day could be a beautiful Sunday morning that involves these gorgeous babies.

One year ago: Smashed Potatoes

California Eggs Benedict (adapted from The Curvy Carrot):

Yields 2 servings

To assemble the eggs benedict, place the sliced avocado on each English muffin. Top with the sliced tomatoes and poached egg, drizzling the tops with hollandaise sauce. Serve immediately.

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Damn Delicious: Slow Cooker Chicken Adobo

damndelicious:

When I saw this Crockpot Chicken Adobo post by Julie over at Table for Two, I knew I just had to make it for myself. I mean how can anyone turn down succulent, tender pieces of chicken thighs slow cooked for 8 hours in a sauce bursting with tons of flavor?

Yes, this dish is made…

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ellesalmanack:


The 40 Calorie Flour Tortilla
I made some home made guacamole to go with these. They’re pretty easy to make and delicious!Market Comparison:
In terms of cost, I’m not sure as I’ve never bought tortillas from the store… But I imagine they do not cost 1 cent per tortilla. Nutritionally, 1 Flour Mission Tortilla is 150 calories… These are about a FOURTH of that. :)
Ingredients:
1/8 Teaspoon Salt
.5 oz Water
1/4 Cup Flour
1/8 Teaspoon Baking Powder
Servings: Creates 2 Tortillas (1 Tortilla = 1 Serving)
Nutritional Facts:
Calories Per Serving: 41.25 cal
Fat (g) per Serving: 0.00 g
Carbs (g) per Serving: 8.63 g
Protein (g) per Serving: 1.13 g
Sodium: 32.50 mg
Financial Facts:
Cost Per Serving is $0.01.
Directions:
Combine all ingredients into a bowl and mix. Dough should combine in to a single ball. If this doesn’t happen, add a little more water incrementally until it does.
Cover the dough with a wet towel or cloth for ~15 minutes.
Split dough into two balls. Roll into round shapes.
Flour the counter.
Take each ball and roll out into a very flat circle.
Take each circle and place onto an ungreased skillet.
Cook over medium heat until tortilla starts to show brown spots.
Enjoy!
NOTE: All content in this blog is original and includes images, nutritional information and recipe costs for each post.
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sunken-city:

1 17.5-oz. bag Betty Crocker Sugar Cookie Mix, mixed according to package directions     (or your favorite sugar cookie dough recipe)Liquid food coloring, as desired (McCormick Neon shades work well)Rainbow sprinkles, if desiredPreheat oven to 350°F. Divide dough evenly into five bowls, and color each with a different color liquid food coloring. Roll each color of dough into grape-sized balls. Combine a ball of each color and quickly roll into a larger ball. It will look like a little beach ball. Then roll that ball between your hands and the counter until you have a cylinder about 12 inches long. Starting from one end, roll the dough into a coil, twisting the cylinder as you go. Roll edges of the cookie in sprinkles. Bake the cookies for 10 to 11 minutes, or until done.Yields: approximately 3 dozen cookies