Not a typo....this is not Mac and Cheese. It is Mac and Squash (or pumpkin, or sweet potato). What do the three veg's have in common....they are all orange; what color is cheddar cheese...orange. Get my drift?
I found this recipe in the Charlotte Observer and just had to try it. It looked very questionable in print. And I was absolutely not going to buy a pumpkin or a butternut squash and puree it. Then, I found this on the grocery shelf.
This version of mac and cheese is seriously good. It is also a good way to hide your vegetables. I don't actually like butternut squash, but adore this. I garnished mine with fresh basil. I also used whole grain macaroni. I did not mix the prosciutto into the dish, but used it as a topping.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Breakfast
I'll admit to not particularly liking breakfast. I don't like breakfast foods so much. I was happy travelling in Europe because their breakfast consists of rolls, ham, cheese, smoked salmon....that sort of thing. My husband usually found the sausage and eggs, while I sat down with the salmon. A mixed marriage.
So I digress. The point of this blog post is to send you to this article; scroll down the page, enjoying the lovely scrapbook page layouts as you go. Ro really lays it on the line about breakfast, and I agree with her...once I started making myself eat breakfast I found I actually woke up hungry and had a better day. I go to yoga classes three mornings a week and if I don't eat first, I start shaking halfway through the class.
So find a breakfast you enjoy and eat it!!! (mine is usually grapenuts, granola, sliced almonds, frozen blueberries, almond milk, french vanilla flavored CoffeeMate. Yum.
The big advantage of that sort of breakfast while travelling, is that you could take the bread, cheese, and ham and make sandwiches, wrap them in napkins, put them in your purse and have lunch under a nice shade tree beside a castle or on a park bench in the city.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Her Garden is Still Growing
My daughter's garden is finally in high performance. She sent me these photos this morning and I wanted to share. Two weeks ago she brought me a nice sampling and I can attest that they grow gorgeous, yummy veggies!
Oh, for some of her grape tomatoes....hers actually have taste. (Remember when these tomatoes first appeared in the supermarkets, they were actually sweet......mass production ruins everything)
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