Breakfast crepes are always a weekend favorite!
Ingredients:
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 eggs
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup water
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Cooking:
Mix carefully until smooth.
Heat an omelette pan or similar and then add 1/4 c. of the batter, tilting until covering the pan. Let cook and remove from heat when crepe edges look crispy. Flip over and cook other side.
Shortly after the flip is when I add any ingredients that I want melted, such as chocolate or cheese. Then I fold over and finish assembling on a plate.
Pictured here: 1 Nutella cherries & almond crêpe and 1 turkey sausage and egg crêpe
whenever we have guests, i think of two appetizers: potstickers (dumplings) and caprese. i don’t serve them together; they’re just terribly easy to make.
michael and i usually make caprese the traditional way with large tomato slices. on friday, we changed it up with bocconcini because i saw…
One of my favorite things to make at parties!!!
There are SO MANY great options in this 75% off sale.
My juice today was SO delicious!
Stuffs:
- one cup pineapple chunks
- three tiny lemons (I love lemon)
- chunk of ginger
- three handfuls of spinach
- two handfuls of white grapes
- half pound strawberries
I really loved this combo!
The perfect start to a great weekend!
Cheerful strawberry smoothie:
- 8 oz strawberries
- 2 c. milk / almond milk / coconut milk (mine is always almond; hubs uses real milk)
- 1/2 c. Greek yogurt (Fage)
- 1 tsp. sugar or agave
Blend for two minutes (I like mine very fluffy and filling). Enjoy!
NadiaCooks: cheesecakes with crusts of Teddy Grahams & honey.
Springform pan, lightly buttered. Grind up the crackers (I used cinnamon Teddy Grahams), add honey and 1 tsp. butter, and press them around the sides. Pre bake 3 minutes (I used tiny pans for individual cakes).
Mix cream cheese (2 pkgs), milk (1/4 cup), vanilla (1 tsp), eggs (4), sugar (1 cup - I used light brown) very well. Pour into center.
Bake at 350 until center jiggles slightly. Cool on rack, then chill covered 4 hours or overnight.
I like to finish my steaks in the stove with a shallow bath of beef broth and butter to keep them from drying out.
2 steaks
Salt and pepper one side generously. Sear on stovetop. Right before flipping, season other side then sear.
Finish on stovetop or in oven at medium heat, 6 mins per side with extra thick cut until done
I’m a simple steak maker.
Evening pick me up: mint cookies n cream milkshake.
- 2c rice milk
- 1c mint cookies n cream ice cream
Blended for 2 minutes. Drink.
It’s not haute cuisine, but it’s amazingly refreshing.
I hate recipes that require like 40 weird ass ingredients. I only have eggs, milk, flour and sugar I have no time or money to look for your 3 cups of baby dragons saliva.
Amen.
(Source: delightful-stateofmind)