Here’s what this past week looked like:
I’ve been really into Coconut Butter & Banana on Cinnamon Raisin Toast.
Here’s what this past week looked like:
I’ve been really into Coconut Butter & Banana on Cinnamon Raisin Toast.
On the latest Joy the Baker Podcast, we celebrate our 100th episode by talking about compliments! It’s FUN-HUNDRED.
And for all of you that asked on Facebook & Instagram what brand my shoes are & my nail polish in this photo here you go!
Sanita Sandals I got from Amazon They are SUPER comfy.
Sally Hansen Insta-Dri in Slick Slate I’m a huge fan of this line because I am super impatient when it comes to drying my nails-plus I love the extra wide brush.
Forbidden Rice Blog adapted my Malted Waffles
Wit & Vinegar adapted my Greek French Bread Pizza
Hall Nesting adapted my Brussels Sprouts & Bacon Pizza
Elephant Eats made my Farro Salad
This Abundant Life made my Mom’s Sour Cream Coffee Cake & Breakfast Pizza
Katie Lou Who made my Tuscan Kale Salad with Pecorino
Miss Vinagre adapted my Banh-Mi Sandwich
Flannel & Lace made my Artichoke & Tomato Penne Pasta
Martine Holston made my Kale Slaw with Cabbage & Carrots
I’ll Have Seconds! made my Chicken Tostada Salad
The Night Baker was inspired by my Pimm’s Cup Popsicles
Orange Cream Floats. Three beautiful words. Three simple ingredients. Vanilla ice cream, orange juice & sparkling water. Sure, this recipe could easily be adapted (different sodas, ice creams! juices!), fancied up (lavender? honey? rosemary?) or spiked (vodka, rum, gin!) but really—it’s perfect just the way it is.
This is one of those drinks that will remind an adult of their childhood and will create a lasting impression on a kid who’s still figuring out the crazy nuances of preschool and sharing toys with strangers.
It’s a reminder (in a glass!) that it’s Summer and we should keep things simple. Like ridiculously simple.
Am I right?
I think I might have mentioned that my husband Casey started a wine tasting group. Did I mention that? I think I was supposed to show you pictures of our first tasting party but I never did that. Must remedy that soon. Please forgive. Anyways! A few weeks ago we went to Tomales Bay Oyster Company for a white wine-themed get together/lunch with oysters & the like. As a person who doesn’t care for white wine (I know! I KNOW. It doesn’t matter what white wine I try, I still don’t/won’t like it), I chose to focus on the food for our little get-together; it’s what I do best! For those of you seeking fun/unique places to go in the Bay Area, I highly suggest checking out The Tomales Bay Oyster Company.
Aaaaaand the boozy popsicle journey continues with Pimm’s Cup Popsicles. If you’re a fan of the Pimm’s Cup Cocktail, you’ll love Pimm’s Cup Popsicles! They’re super refreshing and pack a ton of flavor. Cocktail on a stick!
In this recipe, I added a few slices of cucumber & strawberries to the pop. So at the very end, you get a nice little frozen treat. I also used Ginger Beer because that’s what I had in our fridge. You may use ginger ale if you please! If you’re wanting to mask some of the booze and make it sweet a simple syrup will do the trick. Maybe even a mint one…oooh!
And if you don’t have popsicle molds, make a simple granita!
You can see how to do it with this delicious Frozen Cappuccino recipe I made last summer. I imagine it to be like a grownup slushee. Mmmm.