I was on fire at work today! I got so much done and feel so accomplished about it now. I hope to continue the memento tomorrow because I’m off Friday and then again on Monday for Canadian Thanksgiving.
- 1 cup coffee
- 1/3 cup sunrise blend with quinoa
- carob chips
- chocolate honey
- almond butter
So, so good!
Before the gym I snacked on one of the two bars in here;
The other was eaten after lunch.
Can you believe that the part of Rach today that I was most excited about, the Hungry Girl segment, was the one that I missed? It was aired during the 15mins that I had to get cleaned up and back to my desk. Boohoo!
- Time: 45 minutes
- Avg Hr: 163
- Max Hr: 179
- Calories Torched: 485
- Distance: 4.6 miles
Lunch was pretty much the same as yesterday’s supper. I sandwiched an Yves burger between 2 corn cakes. I also added some chipotle mustard for some pizzazz;
See those sweet little nibblets? They were a great contrast to the spicy mustard. Later in the day I ate another container of monster grapes;
Some of these babies were 2 biters! A co worker noticed them as she walked past my desk and thought that I was eating a bowl of plums! :D
When I got home from work I tidied the house up some and then got to work on some pear sauce. I took home a beautiful bag of pears from the farm on Sunday and used 8 big ones for the sauce. Here’s my method for the sauce;
- Peel and finely chop 8 large, ripe pears
- Put into a heavy bottomed sauce pan with 1 tbsp of cinnamon, 2 tbsp of agave, a 1/4 cup of dried currants (or raisins) and a splash of water
- bring to a boil, then cover and simmer for a 1/2 hour
- lightly mash pears until you get the consistency you want. We like our chunky
- remove from heat and let cool. It will thicken a bit as it cools off
- ENJOY!
I eat this straight up, mixed into yogurt or oats, as a muffin/loaf topping (or add in). My hubby enjoys it with a big glob of Cool Whip or over vanilla ice cream.
Dinner was baked salmon, mashed butternut squash (with some butter and cinnamon) and steamed baby carrots;
A very orange plate, indeed! I ate the last piece of peach blueberry pie for dessert in my classy Tupperware container;
I was lucky to get this!! Out of the whole pie I ended up with 1.5 pieces. My boys LOVE pie so it doesn’t last long around here. I likely eat some of that pear sauce later on. Straight up….nothing added to change the flavour, me thinks.
I’ll be off now to read all your fabulous blogs! Have a fun night…
Bye for now!!
Lovin' the chocolate-honey, big-ass grapes, mashed squash, and blueberry pie. WOWZA did you have a delicious Wednesday, haha :-D
ReplyDeleteChocolate honey? Sign me up! That sounds soo good!! Is it local or can you find it at the grocery store?
ReplyDeleteI love productive days! :)
ReplyDeleteThe mashed butternut squash looks awesome. I must pick up some butternut squash; I see it everywhere and really want some NOW...
Have a great eventing!
oh my this is a great lookin post! the quinoa looks so delish and mixed with coffee-brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThis looks to be an original and amazing recipe! Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteMmmm your oats look so yummy today!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo for productive Wednesdays! I had one myself and it just makes the rest of the week seem easier :)
ReplyDeleteThat sauce looks amazing! Eating it as it is sounds like a yummy choice to me!
I love the lunch on the corn cakes- that looks awesome. I'm totally going to hide foods from my kids (when I have them) so I can enjoy amazing things like that blueberry pie haha.
ReplyDeleteLoving all your eats! I want some of those corn cakes...yum!
ReplyDeleteHaha I would totally eat that pear sauce straight up! I've never seen chocolate honey before--looks fab though. Hooray for a productive day. Those are the best because time FLIES! What's on the menu for Canadian Thanksgiving? Are the foods similar to American Thanksgiving dishes?
ReplyDeleteoh my god I love love love pie and yours looks so good!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for you that you were super productive at work today! Makes for a very relaxing and stress free long weekend!
that honey looks awesome! i wish i had mine here from home!!!
ReplyDeletehoney and pie ??? Delicious! Have a great day tomorrow! Almost Friday :)
ReplyDeleteChocolate honey!? You had me at "Hello!" lol!!! I definitely need to find myself some of that!! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThe pear sauce looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe! :)
canadien thanksgiving? wooo... that's so soon to begin to celebrate! but good that you'll have a long weekend.
ReplyDeletethose corn cakes look amazing!
I so wanted to catch the HG segment too, but of course I missed it :o(
ReplyDeleteAnd I bet my dad would loove that honey--he is a honey fanatic; me, not so much.
Yay for the long weekend, I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving! I've never heard of honey miel, but wow, it looks great!
ReplyDeleteAwesome blog! Honey miel? Sounds interesting!!
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