
In which we embrace the plant-base
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Tonight I made a version of this dish. I just used kale (no brussels sprouts), and I topped it with some simple grilled salmon. I’ve been feeling fishy lately, but I haven’t felt like cooking fish. Today I stopped at Central Market and picked up some pre-grilled salmon, and it was such a perfect solution. I need to remember this! Make some awesome veggies or salads, pick up some cooked meats. For some reason, cooking meat is still kinda weird to me. It’s been ages since I was a vegetarian, but I guess I never really picked that back up. Anyway.
Also, today I somehow ate kale three times. This dinner, a kale and tamari salad at lunch, and a kale-apple-ginger-lemon juice. Maybe tomorrow will be a carrot day.
In other news, WE HAVE OWLS! Today, I was randomly staring up at the trees in our back courtyard and gasped when I saw two eyes STARING AT ME. So far we have seen two of them – and they seem pretty small, as owls go. Super cute, and sometimes creepy. Just last week, we watched a family of raccoons (mama and four babies) relocate from our neighbor’s windowsill to some dark spot behind their house. And today a bluejay was yelling at Roux for watching him through the screen door. I feel like Snow White.
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I hope everyone has a wonderful May week.♥
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I think I actually saw you at Central Market yesterday? I was cutting through produce to the bulk section and thought I saw you out of the corner of my eye, but I wasn’t sure. Now I’m pretty sure it was you!
I’ve been loving Sprouted Kitchen’s recipes lately. Have you had a chance to flip through their cookbook? So much deliciousness.
And I feel you on the no-cooking-meat-thing. For some reason, that’s always been Darius’s job and so I feel totally clueless when I’m the one cooking it. It’s not like I don’t know how to do it, it’s just that it feels weirder/more complicated than non-meat.
Also, THAT OWL IS ADORABLE. And the baby raccoons sound so cute too! I wish they’d all come visit at my house.
I’m sure it was me! I didn’t see you! I haven’t looked through their cookbook yet, but I’m sure I’m going to love it. And I’m totally cool with the owls and raccoons, though I suppose if they started getting into my trash and things I might not be. 🙂