Tag Archives: lunch
Gluten = Not My Friend
One of the benefits to the Spark!Wellness Cleanse I completed in January was finding out that I had a gluten sensitivity. Through the cleanse’s elimination diet, I removed all common food allergens from my diet for ten days and slowly … Continue reading
Snow Day Crock Pot Soup
I LOVE snow! We got a good bit of it here in NYC – I think the official measurement in Central Park was 11″. Husbo and I went to an Xmas party last night and left early to make sure … Continue reading
Lovely Little Leftover Lunchie
La-la-laaaaa! Yes, I’ve been watching the holiday yule log on-demand all afternoon and rocking out to sweet sweet Xmas tunes via Pandora. I had a nice little lunch consisting of some dinner party leftovers. I took a cue from French … Continue reading
Double Dose of Lunch
I was pretty hungry around 11. I usually have oatmeal in the morning (in addition to banana) and for some reason I didn’t today. So around that time, I did this: Om-nom-nom-nom: oats, splash of almond milk, glob of almond … Continue reading
Yoga & some inspiration in the kitchen
GREAT yoga class. I signed up for an unlimited new student pass for the week and will try to get there every day this week (or almost every day). I was really challenged, and it made me realized how much … Continue reading
Hungry Like the Wolf
Looking good and feeling good about feeling good on this fine Thursday! Busy, busy day at work, again, but that’s a good thing – it’s going by really quickly. I get to go pick up this week’s CSA veggies (I … Continue reading
CSA Pick-Up and Menu Planning
Yesterday was the weekly CSA veggie pick-up. This week’s bounty included: Lettuce Swiss chard 2 squash (I’m not sure what kind yet – I’ll post pics soon) Potatoes Onions Celery Basil Today I ate all the lettuce for lunch in … Continue reading
Lunchtime and King Corn
Here’s this week’s CSA veggies. I knew that the prep work would take a while, so I had a banana to hold me over before I got started. After my little ‘naner snack, I took on the corn. The corn … Continue reading