I am not so sure this was a good idea…
Munch, munch…
It’s…not bad!
On a whim I bought some powered Spirulina yesterday with the intention of making a green Kombucha. This morning I got a little over-inspired trying to make the healthiest bowl of oats ever.
- 1/2 cup oats
- 1 cup water
- 3 T pumpkin
- ~1T chia seeds
- ~1T whole flax seeds
- Spirulina (less than a tps.)
- a few slices of frozen apples
- salt
- tsp maple syrup
- topped with a tsp of coconut butter
I can barely taste the spirulina, just as I was hoping, and honestly if it wasn’t for the smell I probably wouldn’t taste it at all. It smelled straight up foul while cooking! The smell will hopefully grow on me though because I think this may be a regular edition!
Spirulina, an algae, is awesome because it’s
- a superior source of plant protein
- the best source of beta carotene (antioxidants)
- rich in iron
- the only source (besides mother’s milk) of Gamma-linolenic acid
- high in B12 (important for non-meat eaters to pay attention to) and a good source of vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B9, C, D, and E (whew!)
- a green superfood! All green superfoods are known to be energizing because of their high levels of chlorophyl.
Tate and I are going on a little adventure today. We need a fun day away from C’ville and the clinic so we are driving up to D.C. this morning. Our plan is to meet some old friends for lunch and check out a few museums before driving to Fredricksburg for an evening with the in-laws.
Yay for a city day!
Have a lovely Saturday!
Gracefulfitness 
Have fun!
I want to make the trek up to D.C. this year, as it’s been a while since I’ve been there. It’s about 6.5 hours from here, totally driveable. 🙂
~
I used to make a delicious green dish by adding it to Quinoa. Oh so yummy. Next time go savory.
That sounds great, green rice is up next!
I clicked out of my reader to comment on your E-go post. Just wanted to say (as someone who’s moved 5 times in 10 years, 4 states, 2 countries… and about to move again) moving is so, so tough. And it can be tough for a long time. I hear you on the floundering days and the shaken-core moments. BUT, I think you’ve got a fantastic outlook with keeping focused on your choices and on the things that give you strength. Keep your face to the sun… your mind & heart will feel the warmth (and calm) more completely each day. At least, that’s what I tell myself. 🙂
Thank you for the thoughtful comment, much appreciated!
I love the image of “keep your face to the sun”, I will hold on to that even on some of these dark winter days.
I’ve tagged you in a post to receive an award. Hope you’ll agree to participate friend!
Follow the link:
http://www.mylittlecelebration.com/?p=3280
Thanks Dana! That’s so sweet and it will be fun to come up with questions.