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Breakfast is probably the meal I struggle most with. I want it to be healthy, but also satisfying enough that I don’t feel hungry again by 11 a.m. I want it to be quick and easy, but also, ideally, homemade. I have my go-tos — Irish oatmeal with flax, maple syrup, and a pinch of sea salt and homemade cashew nut milk with dates, cinnamon, and vanilla — but they can start to feel really boring, really fast. And that’s when I reach for the batch of pantry cocoa brownies that I made last night.
I’m always on the lookout for great breakfast inspiration to throw into the mix and keep me from a chocolatey beginning to my day (although, admittedly there are worse things). So I was thrilled to find not one, but five smart and delicious ideas at one Miami restaurant during a visit this month.
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From Apartment Therapy → 9 Ways to Organize a Kitchen Without Many (or Any!) Cabinets
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When blogger Erin Hiemstra of Apartment 34 was planning her dream pantry, she knew she wanted a place that was pretty yet still highly functional. She needed storage for food and wanted additional prep space to use some of her small appliances.
The result of her work with California Closets and Neat Method basically looks like a store, with some smart organizing details borrowed from retail design. Browse around to see what’s on display!
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Snow, snap, and garden peas are all climbing plants and members of the legume family, but there are subtle differences between the three. Here’s a guide on what they look and taste like, plus a few recipes to get you cooking with all three.
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If you reserve puppy chow (or chocolate Chex mix, or whatever your family might call it) for major holidays only, here’s the best reason I can think of to make it for St. Patty’s Day too: The classic pairing of chocolate and mint makes puppy chow actually refreshing!
Follow a no-fuss formula for puppy chow, using mint-chocolate baking chips in place of the chocolate and peanut butter (or Nutella) and you have a fun and festive snack.
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Despite the fact that I am married, I find myself eating a lot of dinners alone. (This sentence sounds super sad, but I assure you that we have a system that works for us!) I’m often tempted to eat popcorn and wine for dinner (while pretending I’m Olivia Pope), but I know I can do better — as long as I plan ahead.
Here are my best tips for eating like a real human when flying solo.