two simple and scrumptious dishes...
toast a piece of bread, top with peanut butter and roast sweet potato slices (slice a sweet potato and roast it in the oven for about 45 minutes at 400 degrees F, or until soft on the inside--poke it with a fork to test). YUM! that is all i have to say about that.
Oh. Em. Gee. and that is not a phrase i use often, so you know this was some seriousness goodness.
cook 1/4 cup steel cut oats in 1/2 cup milk (or soy, for any vegan readers) + 1/4 cup brewed darjeeling tea for 10-20 minutes (mine was about 15 min). stir in some blackberries, raisins, and a generous spoonful of cinnamon. serve in an almost empty peanut butter jar and top with a small scoop of peanut butter (I used about 1/2 a tablespoon)and 1/2 a crumbled cinnamon graham cracker.
if i made this again, i would replace the raisins with more blackberries (i only had 3 left and i wanted to get more fruit in, hence the raisins) and either replace the tea with more milk or water or replace some of the milk with more tea (was that confusing? the tea flavor didn't really come through, so either omit it entirely or use more tea, is what i mean).
-Lola
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8 comments:
YUMM! i bet sweet tater+PB sandwich is amazing! so creative
wow! i have never thought to try that. ohh graham crackers. loves.
I am definitely trying the top recipe. It's so funny about the bottom recipe - I do something like that all the time. I cook apples or berries or other fruits and dried fruits in with oatmeal and cinnamon and then stir peanut butter in (and sometimes Greek yogurt) when it's done - fairly similar, right? It's my favorite "go-to" winter breakfast!
Yummy! Your oats in a jar combo looks amazing and filling!!! Yes you need to try the Kashi Pumpkin Pie Bar, its yummy!!! They have been out for a while now, have a great week!! xoxoxo
Yum, I've never tried these combos but they sound delicious!
I agree about peanut butter and sweet pots. PB is the best nut butter for the job! I can't wait to try it in a sandwich. :)
i've never heard of sweet potato toast but maybe that's just me. but the combination of pb roasted sweet potatoes and toast sounds refreshingly awesome! (:
I love your PB and SP toast - it's such a unique combination, but sounds so tasty!
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