BAoK, Farmers Market, and Homemade Vegan Multigrain Bread
Posted May 14 2010 4:45am
Itssssss Friday! How exciting :) Any good weekend plans? Other than teaching and brunch, my weekend is wide open.
I wanted to send a HUGE thank you to Krista for one of the best BAoK ever! She saw my post noting that I couldn't find canned pumpkin in my area and she sent me TWO cans, an adorable card, and a bundle of fun teas
Thank you so much Krista! After work today, I headed to the Daniel Island farmers market with Lindsay . We got some coffee and then hit up all the local food stands:
We also got a sample of homemade pickles with salsa on top
I wanted one of everything! But I came home with purple potatoes, amazing carrots, blackberries, Brussels sprouts and grass fed beef (for the man):
It was also just a lot of fun to walk around in the heat and chat with Lindsay.
I ran home to take care of Frank and then headed out to teach class. After cleaning myself up and making dinner, I got started on a bread creation that I thought up while at work today ;)
Mix dry and wet ingredients separately, then combine.
Spray a loaf pan and pour in batter.
Bake for 45 minutes- 1 hour.
Let loaf cool completely before slicing.
The bread turned out pretty nice! Its (obviously) a dark bread with an interesting combination of textures and flavors and is just slightly sweet.
I'm off to work. Afterwards, I am food shoping for the week and picking Josh up from the airport (hes been at a work trip allll week)- can't wait to see him!
I wanted to send a HUGE thank you to Krista for one of the best BAoK ever! She saw my post noting that I couldn't find canned pumpkin in my area and she sent me TWO cans, an adorable card, and a bundle of fun teas
Thank you so much Krista! After work today, I headed to the Daniel Island farmers market with Lindsay . We got some coffee and then hit up all the local food stands:
We also got a sample of homemade pickles with salsa on top
I wanted one of everything! But I came home with purple potatoes, amazing carrots, blackberries, Brussels sprouts and grass fed beef (for the man):
The bread turned out pretty nice! Its (obviously) a dark bread with an interesting combination of textures and flavors and is just slightly sweet.
I'm off to work. Afterwards, I am food shoping for the week and picking Josh up from the airport (hes been at a work trip allll week)- can't wait to see him!