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Strawberry Pineapple Smoothie
After a week of the flu and nearly a week of semi-recuperation, I finally am feeling better than semi-narcoleptic, achy, and half-dead. It’s fantastic! I’m really not so good at staying still, doing nothing, or making time to just relax. … Continue reading
Posted in Beverages, Breakfast, Dessert, Juice, Kids, Snacks, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged beverages, drinks, healthy, pineapple smoothie, pineapple strawberry smoothie, smoothie, smoothie recipes, strawberry smoothie
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Day to Day Life: Weeks Nine and Ten
Here’s a glimpse at the last couple weeks: Clean little Chicken. A quick eggplant parmesan with creamy polenta one night. Adios Oregon, hello Southern California! Airport Vortex. A one night stop in Venice Beach. Our first night we found a … Continue reading
Saturday Sites: Week Ten
First off, my apologies for the MIA status. The quick version: last week we were gone Thursday until late Sunday and while I fully intended to be ready to post-away while traveling, I didn’t. Then on Tuesday morning I could … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Vegan Philly “Cheese Steak” with Mushrooms and Chipotle Garlic Mayo
For the most part, if you were to browse through all the recipes on this blog, you’d probably assume I am a longtime vegetarian. Save for a few seafood recipes and the occasional meat-centric photograph while eating outside of our … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Lunch, Meatless Meat, Meatless Monday, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged chao cheese, chao field roast slices, Cheese Steak vegetarian, Cooks in the Field, CooksintheField2015, Field Roast, Field Roast Chao Cheese, Field Roast Cooks in the Field, Field Roast Deli Slices, vegan, vegan cheese steak, vegan sandwiches
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Day to Day Life: Week Eight
A quick glimpse into the last week: One of my favorite weird snacks! Pickle + cream cheese toast. (So good!) Mardi Gras happened… and my husband played a show with a few other local musicians. Post-show bar finds… “Guitar Guy’s” … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Photography
Tagged Ashland Oregon, day to day life, Field Roast, iphonography, mardi gras, photography, photos, Playwright Ashland, Sammich Ashland
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Saturday Sites: Week Eight
1.) For you moms of boys… this piece of writing is a gem. I just about died from laughing and said YES. I understand. 2.) I haven’t seen this movie yet, but would like to. I enjoyed Linklater’s other films … Continue reading
Creamy Pesto Chik’n Lasagna with Artichokes and Sun Dried Tomato Ricotta
For as long as I can remember, my mom has always had an ever-growing collection of cookbooks. The extensive collection was (and probably still is) filled with local Hawai’i recipe books, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese cookbooks up the wa-zoo. There … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Lunch, Sauces, Vegetarian
Tagged Creamy Pesto Lasagna, dinner, Kid-Friendly, lasagna, Lasagna with Artichoke Hearts, Potluck Recipes, Quorn, Quorn Chicken, Quorn Chik'n, quorn chik'n tenders, Quorn USA, Sun Dried Tomato Ricotta Lasagna, Sundried Tomato, vegetarian, vegetarian chicken lasagna, Vegetarian Lasagna, vegetarian meat
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Day to Day Life: Week Seven
Here’s a quick glimpse at the last week: I had a lunch date with my mother-in-law early in the week, at one of my favorite lunch/food spots in Ashland. Sammich pastrami never ever disappoints! My Aunt sent me a handful … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashland Oregon, day to day life, iphonography, larks ashland, life in photos, photo blog, photographs, photos, Sammich Ashland
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Saturday Sites: Week Seven
1.) Are you spending Valentine’s Day alone? Here are some recipes for eating alone! (Read it anyway, even if it isn’t relative!) 2.) I have bookmarked this for future reading on days I need a good reminder. 14 Things It’s … Continue reading
Cheesy Stuffed Twice-Baked Potatoes
Alright, alright… I have been meaning to share this recipe since the Super Bowl happened. Let’s not backtrack to how long ago that was. While I’m not a huge fan of potatoes in general (albeit, for no good reasons), twice … Continue reading
Julie Hashimoto-McCreery
