As a college student, you learn to get creative with food. And as a runner with a wee little budget, I really REALLY have to get creative.
So with peanut butter, bread, but no jelly, I used what I did have and it turned out great! Boyfriend approved, too ;)
Ingredients:
- bread
- peanut butter
- not jelly but... Pomegranate!
Cut open the pomegranate to extract the seeds, spoon some seeds on a slice of bread (as well as some of the juices!), cover it up with the other, peanut-butter-covered slice and you're done! A delicious, healthy new twist to the ole pbandj.
coffee beans and other things
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Sunday, December 9, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
cleaning-out-the-cabinets-creation
It's one of those evenings where hunger is nagging but the contents in your kitchen are not cohesive. With a little imagination, however, a tasty, hasty meal can easily be whipped up.
Ingredients:
- 1 can 98% fat free cream of mushroom soup
- handful of mushrooms, whole or sliced (mine were whole, but either works)
- a can of quartered artichoke hearts
- grape tomatoes, cut in half (again, any tomato such as Roma or on-the-vine tomatoes will do, just dice them into medium-sized chunks)
- 1 box of whole wheat thin spaghetti pasta
- jar of mixed herbs (basil, oregano and tomato)
Mix the tomatoes, mushrooms and artichoke hearts in a pan. Sprinkle with the herbs and saute until the mushrooms are rubbery.
Empty the can of cream of mushroom soup mixed with about 3/4 the can of water. Let simmer to thin it a bit.
Cook the pasta according to the package.
Put pasta in a bowl, top with desired amount of sauted veggies and pour over with desired amount of cream of mushroom sauce. Finally... enjoy this easy, healthy, cabinet-cleaner meal!
Ingredients:
- 1 can 98% fat free cream of mushroom soup
- handful of mushrooms, whole or sliced (mine were whole, but either works)
- a can of quartered artichoke hearts
- grape tomatoes, cut in half (again, any tomato such as Roma or on-the-vine tomatoes will do, just dice them into medium-sized chunks)
- 1 box of whole wheat thin spaghetti pasta
- jar of mixed herbs (basil, oregano and tomato)
Mix the tomatoes, mushrooms and artichoke hearts in a pan. Sprinkle with the herbs and saute until the mushrooms are rubbery.
Empty the can of cream of mushroom soup mixed with about 3/4 the can of water. Let simmer to thin it a bit.
Cook the pasta according to the package.
Put pasta in a bowl, top with desired amount of sauted veggies and pour over with desired amount of cream of mushroom sauce. Finally... enjoy this easy, healthy, cabinet-cleaner meal!
Sunday, November 11, 2012
cheap but oh so chic collage
So I know collages may seem a little cliche, but who doesn't love a cluster of favorite pictures arranged just so and then framed to perfection?
Well not to perfection, because that would eliminate character. But here is my attempt at a late night collage that turned out to be the perfect "pop" for my apartment bathroom.
Ingredients:
- old frame, spray painted black.
- an assortment of magazines, old and new.
- scissors (of course)
- decoupage
Wallah! Cheap but oh so chic ;)
Well not to perfection, because that would eliminate character. But here is my attempt at a late night collage that turned out to be the perfect "pop" for my apartment bathroom.
Ingredients:
- old frame, spray painted black.
- an assortment of magazines, old and new.
- scissors (of course)
- decoupage
Wallah! Cheap but oh so chic ;)
Saturday, November 10, 2012
vanilla coffee in the air
Hello all,
Here is my first Pinterest project brought to life!
Ingredients:
- 3 mason jars
- 3 small vanilla scented candles (courtesy of Kroger)
- 1 bag of French vanilla coffee beans (courtesy of Kroger)
Fill each jar evenly until all of the beans are used. Next, nestle a candle into each jar, light and enjoy :)
Here is my first Pinterest project brought to life!
Ingredients:
- 3 mason jars
- 3 small vanilla scented candles (courtesy of Kroger)
- 1 bag of French vanilla coffee beans (courtesy of Kroger)
Fill each jar evenly until all of the beans are used. Next, nestle a candle into each jar, light and enjoy :)
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