Claire modeling her new Halloween CostumeAs you might have guessed from the unattractive black screen--I am having Blogger issues. The other day I almost wiped the entire blog out and still haven't recovered my links and html data.
Work is still crazy busy this time of year, but I wanted to share a great autumn recipe!
Apricot Oatmeal: Serves 3-4 depending on how much your hubby eats!
2 cups Old Fashioned Oats
1.5 cup Milk
1 3/4 cup water
1 cup chopped apricots (I used a 6oz can drained--no fresh available this time of year)
pinch of salt (optional)
Add Milk and Water to pan with pinch of salt
bring to a boil
Add Oats and chopped apricots
Reduce heat to low and simmer 5 minutes until liquid is absorbed to desired consistency
We add lots of smart balance to Morgan's bowl and plenty of toasted pecans to ours!
Apricots are a wonderful source of Vitamin A--for growth and development. **If you plan to use dried apricots, choose an unsulfured variety and add with the water and milk so that they will be soft when you serve them.
Enjoy!
Work is still crazy busy this time of year, but I wanted to share a great autumn recipe!
Apricot Oatmeal: Serves 3-4 depending on how much your hubby eats!
2 cups Old Fashioned Oats
1.5 cup Milk
1 3/4 cup water
1 cup chopped apricots (I used a 6oz can drained--no fresh available this time of year)
pinch of salt (optional)
Add Milk and Water to pan with pinch of salt
bring to a boil
Add Oats and chopped apricots
Reduce heat to low and simmer 5 minutes until liquid is absorbed to desired consistency
We add lots of smart balance to Morgan's bowl and plenty of toasted pecans to ours!
Apricots are a wonderful source of Vitamin A--for growth and development. **If you plan to use dried apricots, choose an unsulfured variety and add with the water and milk so that they will be soft when you serve them.
Enjoy!
** A big congratulations to the CAS families on their way to pick up their babies this month! After a long wait-many over 200 days--more little ones are coming home!
2 comments:
She is so cute! I made my dog a wizzard costume. Hat and all. I need to take a picture of her with it on, now that I finally got her hair cut!
And I didn't know you were still blogging over here. I've been over at the other one and nothing.
Thanks for the great recipe suggestion. I will try that! I also used your idea to mix peanut butter with sweet potatoes, I make his pancakes with that mix. They are good! Keep the tips coming, still trying to put some weight on my little guy. :)
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