It’s been a little while since I posted aWhat I Ate Wednesday (not since last year!), so I thought I’d show you guys what I ate in a day. I shot this a few weeks ago, so I’m a little fuzzy on the details of some of the food.
BREAKFAST:
Omelette filled with cheese, spinach, and I *think* bacon. I had some leftover bread (toasted with butter) and some tea.
LUNCH:
Canned wild-caught tuna, kimchi, avocado, leftover (over-cooked) broccoli with butter, and kombucha.
For some reason we didn’t feel like a big meal, so we had a snacky supper instead. I recently purchased some sprouted popcorn, so we gave it a try. I was a bit disappointed that it didn’t create as much volume as “normal” popcorn, but it still tasted great.
I DO put a lot of butter on my popcorn, but this popcorn is so yellow because we cook it with red palm oil. It’s the best.
We also had strawberry smoothies. They help to balance out the saltiness of the popcorn.
NOT SHOWN:
We went to my family’s house after supper, and I snacked on a few things: mango, gluten-free Triscuit, and I *think* I had some frothed milk as well.
So that’s what I ate in a day! What did YOU eat yesterday?
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Yesterday's supper was from mostly local sources. Local fresh chicken, broccoli salad and red beets. Both broccoli and red beets were freshly picked from my garden. It's so rewarding to eat what was grown by you or by someone you know
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Heidi
Thursday 30th of June 2016
Yesterday's supper was from mostly local sources. Local fresh chicken, broccoli salad and red beets. Both broccoli and red beets were freshly picked from my garden. It's so rewarding to eat what was grown by you or by someone you know