by Fünchkins
Oatmeal can be a little blah sometimes, but if you would like to jazz it up a bit once in a while, you can add all sorts of wonderful flavours to it. The blandness actually makes a great background for flavours like strawberries, banana and chocolate.
Get the full recipe for strawberry, banana and chocolate oatmeal to try on your family tomorrow morning.
Spring is in the air, and thoughts turn to gardening and growing our own fruits and vegetable. But how do you do this if you have no space? You take a leaf from the Chinese and Japanese and build up, that’s what you do.
These vertical tiers for growing strawberries is the perfect example. The strawberries are grown in hay that is watered, which provides nutrients as it breaks down naturally.
Take a look at more ways to grow strawberries on Garden Photos
I have five words for you. Individually the words are nondescript, virtually a yawn, but when you put them all together, they become a beacon of light and hope to all midnight snackers everywhere. The words are White Chocolate Rocky Road Bars and the recipe is originally from the English version of Technicolor Kitchen.
They are an inspired combination of dried strawberries, marshmallows, dried cranberries, white chocolate and dried apples. Not a preservative in sight, which ensure they are eaten quickly, although I doubt the family will need any encouragement to devour these bars.
So what if Christmas is gone, that’s no excuse to stop making adorable food to be eaten by the hordes of people who descend on your house. These mini Santa hat brownies are sure to get an “awww, cute!”, before they are gobbled up in a delicious, sweet mouthful.
The recipe can be adjusted to include nuts if you lean that way or a combination of dark and semi sweet chocolate chips or chunks to make the end result best suited to you and your family’s tastes. [Read more...]
