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!

Mason Jar Make up Brush Holder

So, I've seen this project pop up on Pinterest quite a few times and FINALLY decided to do it as part of the update to our master bathroom (which is almost done by the way!)

All you need is a mason jar (so many have popped up at my house lately and I don't know where they're coming from…), gold spray paint or any color you want really, and some coffee beans!  I paid more for the coffee beans than for the spray paint though…even for the cheapest brand; why are they so expensive??

I taped off the top half of the jar with painters tape & spray painted the bottom half.  It only took one coat and a few touch up sprays.

Add the coffee beans and your makeup brushes and you're finished! :)

Lighted Pumpkin Cube for Halloween

Here's another Fall craft for y'all!  It's a personal favorite of mine because its so easy :)

All you need is any size clear block with a hole in the back {I purchased mine from Hobby Lobby}, one pack of white Christmas lights, some pretty orange tulle from your favorite craft or fabric store, a small bottle of black paint, and a small paintbrush. Paint a cute or scary pumpkin face {or maybe even a monogram initial!} on the side of your clear block that does not have the hole in it.  Allow to dry. Stuff your lights inside using the hole in the back and then stuff the tulle inside.  You might have to do some adjusting to get the tulle around the lights the way you want it.  Plug in and enjoy :)