Pages

Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts

Friday, January 31, 2014

Two Ingredient Clean Pancakes

Clean Eating involves a lot of cooking for yourself.  Unfortunately, I really don't like cooking!  But, I had to learn in order to commit to eating healthier because it's awfully hard to eat clean at restaurants or by eating microwavable foods.
The reason I love this recipe is because it only has two ingredients and only takes a few minutes total to prep & cook!  It yields about 4 pancakes, depending on what size you make them.

Ingredients
  • One large banana
  • Two eggs (yolk and all!)
  • 2 tbsp ground flax seed (optional, found mine at Trader Joes)
  • Coconut oil spray (found at Trader Joes)
  • Sugar-free maple syrup
Directions
  1. Put the banana, eggs, and flax seed in a blender and blend!
  2. Spray a large skillet with coconut oil and put it on the stove set to medium high heat.
  3. Pour whatever size pancake you want onto the skillet (I can fit about two pancakes on mine).
  4. Cook until the tops and bottoms are a tan color.
  5. Top with sugar-free maple syrup!


Sunday, September 22, 2013

Chalkboard Spice Jars

This cute little project is a cheap simple update to do for your kitchen!  I got the idea from and followed the directions from Raising Up Rubies.


I don't have that many spices in my house to begin with {I'm not a big cooker}, so I only made 6 spice jars.  I bought a set of twelve 4oz jelly jars from Bed, Bath, and Beyond for 10$!  Walmart and Target have them as well, but my Walmart was all out!  They must be popular.
I got chalkboard spray paint and the aqua spray paint {obviously, choose any color you want!} from Walmart for 3$ and some change.  Hobby Lobby had multicolored chalk pieces for 1$ but writing with chalk on a small space is more difficult {and unattractive!} than you would think.  I'll be searching for a chalk marker in the near future.
Just spray a couple coats of any color on the outer metal lid of the jars {mine took quite a few coats!} I only had to spray 2 coats of the chalkboard spray on the metal middle part of the lids.  I let all the pieces dry overnight and then put them back on the jars!

Y'all…I really need a better camera.  I also need to get some cute little scoops to get the spices out with!