I’ve been reading The Hidden Life of Trees and have been more aware of the beautiful ways in which they enhance our lives! I truly appreciate how a lot of the sidewalks at least near where I live, have been built in ways that avoid cutting them down. So sticking with the theme decided to…… Continue reading 🌳 In the mood for trees 🌲
Had two bananas that were getting a bit ripe! Googled some recipes and this one hit the spot!! Ingredients used: 2 ripe bananas 1 cup oatmeal Optional: dark chocolate pieces, cinnamon, coconut sugar! Mash bananas and mix in oatmeal Scoop balls and place on baking sheet (I used soy butter to prevent sticking) Add toppings…… Continue reading Easy Banana Oatmeal Cookies
It’s a pretty dreary day here in Makati! Perfect for making some crunchy kale chips! Below are the ingredients I used along with olive oil but you can tailor to your taste! Make sure to slice the stems from the leaves! Toss the spices of your choosing along with olive oil and massage the leaves. …… Continue reading Kale Chips
Can't find applesauce at the grocery store? Make your own!
Dumaguete is the capital of Negros Oriental, a province a bit south of Manila. We took about an hour and a half flight from busy metropolitan Makati to the serene Atmosphere Resorts & Spa. Driving to the resort, it was a bit overcast but I enjoyed the formations the clouds were making. Rushing to see…… Continue reading 🐬Dumaguete🐋
Have been a bit sick lately but wanted to make something that was light and delicious for dinner. Decided to use couscous mix and canned tuna to make this dish even easier! Lots of veggies! Kale, okra, and celery leaves were my main greens! Sautéed garlic and onion with my yummy greens! Added turmeric orange… Continue reading Quick and healthy meal!
Walking down this cobblestoned “pedestrian” street lined with small antique shops was a nice reprieve from the busier streets close by! Although it did not stop taxis and cars from driving through, it wasn’t as busy as the main roads. We had watermelon juice and an iced coffee at the Old Film Cafe that was almost…… Continue reading Duolun Cultural Street
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