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Sure, we’ve been quiet for a while – it happens. Sometimes, we’re busy doing nothing at all and are just lazy. Other times, we might be revamping our entire relationship with food. …Ok, that doesn’t happen that often, but this time (for me) – that’s exactly what I’m doing. I grew up eating macaroni & cheese every night (straight . . . → Read More: The Impossible May Have Happened Not just two posts in a row, but two meals in a row that I didn’t completely mess up with 1/2 lbs. of melted cheese or something. Lunch was almost an entire bag of orange chicken (so delicious – might be dinner), but instead was this: JEALOUS? You should be, because this is the best salad ever. A BIG . . . → Read More: Oh! Oh! Two in a row! Good afternoon from beautiful Queen Anne. I’m housesitting for my sister, as well as taking care of her kitties. This is great for several reasons: 1. Remember how I’m homeless? As a direct product of . . . → Read More: Starting to “get” it? Did I mention that I’m sick? Because I am. And it’s making it really hard to know what my body wants. Between coughs and sneezes, I feel like I want to eat an entire cow, an entire bag of pasta, and three cans of soup. I’m trying to avoid dairy for mucous-related (entirely too pleasant, that . . . → Read More: But there’s, like… no cheese…? So, over the last day, I’ve been trying to examine my relationship with food a little more closely. Namely: When I eat That was… revealing. Here are some [ridiculous] things I discovered: I don’t believe that coffee and food should go together. Well, espresso and food . . . → Read More: Brain Functions & Break…fast? I’m Lindsay. This is basically me, if I had no skin, bones, or muscle mass: Delicious mocha from Bird On A Wire Espresso 20 ounces of chocolate, soy milk, peppermint and three shots of espresso. Nice to meet you. Here’s my issue: I’m so enamored with food that I find really extremely stupid and illogical ways to validate . . . → Read More: 20 oz. of Soy Mocha Does Not A Healthy Choice Make Ever since we stopped at Central Market in Shoreline, WA for a quick bite, we’ve been craving something beet-y. The salad we had was a sweet-but-bold mix of beets, herbs, and vinaigrette. We set out to duplicate it, many times over, and we think we did a pretty good job. . . . → Read More: Marinated Beet Salad Good With: Meat of most kinds, pasta, soup, sandwiches… Makes 2 Servings Conor makes fun of me because I enjoy a good Caesar Salad. Well, he makes fun of me for constantly ordering it (it’s my staple fallback if nothing else looks good!), because it prevents . . . → Read More: Caesar Salad We’ve decided that formulaic television programming isn’t just for making fun of anymore – it’s an excuse to drink beer. …When you make it into a drinking game, anyway. Our first subject was the high-school-based comedy-romantic-drama-satire, Glee. Here’s . . . → Read More: Drinking With TV: Glee #8 Good With: Salad, Chicken dishes, Stand Alone Growing up in a poor household and raised by two hippies, this dish was a staple of my upbringing. Extremely cheap and easy to make, but packing a flavorful and healthy punch, it’s something I’ve never stopped eating. . . . → Read More: Brewer’s Yeast, Rice & Cheese |
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