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i make a batch every weekend & eat it for breakfast throughout the week. so easy 2 make, if ur still spending $8 on a shit bag of premade granola ur missing out. link to recipe in NYT cooking is attached
Jan 23, 2024
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when i get into a breakfast routine the angels sing. these are the two things i always gravitate towards:
- some sort of an egg scramble. it’s crucial to have one cheese, one green, and one other vegetable. lately i’ve been blistering tomatoes in olive oil, butter, salt and pep, and when those soften i add my scrambled eggs also with salt and pepper. i’ll throw in a handful of spinach, or kale, or even arugula, and let that cook. when it’s almost done i add in some mediterranean herb feta crumbles. always serve with a piece of buttered toast or even crisp up some potatoes on the side. andouille sausage is my favorite protein for this when i have it.
- i literally used to have this everyday for a month a couple of years ago and every now and then i come back to it but never as intensely. old fashioned oats and oatmilk on the stovetop. add vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, half of a mashed banana, a handful of chia seeds, some salt, and honey or agave to sweeten. let that cook and assemble your toppings! i usually cut up the other half of the banana and accompany that with any other fruit i might have. i add melted almond or peanut butter, granola, more chia seeds, and i would always add some yogurt, but ik you said dairy free!! mix it all together and you get this slop of oats, seeds, fruit, yogurty goodness and it’s so filling!
there are definitely easier breakfasts but these two are always the most filling in my opinion. banana and toast is always a classic.
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breakfast is the one meal where i think meal prep is great. i’m tired baby it’s this or yucky oatmeal
Jan 29, 2025
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Make fresh rice or reheat some rice. While it’s hot, just crack a raw egg in there and stir it around. Do you have scraps of veggies in the fridge, or a protein you like? Throw it in there if it fits the flavor profile. Add sesame seeds and soy sauce and you’re cooking with gas, baby.
Bonus; overnight oats. this one is great for when you don’t have time. All you need is jars and stuff to go in the jars. for a while my go to was this:
Get maybe 7 jars. Fill each with the following:
1/4-1/3 cup dried oats
2 tablespoons chia seeds
maybe Some raisons or a dried fruit you like
Matcha powder (I was using the Trader Joe’s sweet one, maybe 1-2 tablespoon )
Now put those aside. In the night, when you realize you don’t know what the morning will bring, grab one of those jars and add whatever milk, about ½ cup maybe. Or less I don’t remember. Maybe also some maple syrup if you have it. Also add fruits or whatever else you’d like. In the morning you will open your Fridge and say ”thanks yesterday me!”
Jun 22, 2024
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obviously a little immoral. don’t pirate every book you read. physical books are cooler anyway. but having access to such a wealth of information for free is so beautiful and shouldn’t be demonized. being able to find & read out of print or rare books through torrenting or little downloads is bonkers. people a century ago couldn't have dreamt of something like this
Jan 24, 2024
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songs stink. insane amount of product placement. does that thing where it tries (& fails) to portray tiktok/social media and it just comes off as embarrassing. confusing target demographic. only went to see it because i felt like going to the theater w/my friend. not worth the money at all. spend ur time watching something better
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