With that in mind, I am going to start taking random pictures throughout the week and share some of them on Wednesdays.
I figured this'll just be an "dump" post where I dump pictures of food and other things I find interesting.
Since I already post DIY items on Mondays and Foolery on Fridays, I figured Photo Dump Wednesday (PDW) is a way to balance things out :-).
With that in mind, here's my first PDW post. Enjoy!
I did a lot of cooking this weekend. I have been pinning Nigerian foods I like so I wanted to make some of them. I made some akara (fried bean fritters) on Saturday morning. |
They were so yummy, J and JOE couldn't stop eating them! |
Cut up and almost ready to go. |
Ready to be soaked in salt water. |
After cutting and washing, I let them soak in salt water for about 6-hours. |
In the deep fryer they went. |
I also made some spicy beef stew. |
Can you tell I love my slow cooker? |
Yam fries are done. |
And here's what's for dinner. YUM!!! |
The elixir for every mom out there. Early morning coffee! I painted that cup back when J and I used to go pottery painting. |
Trying to get in more fruits so I pick up a bag of these whenever we go grocery shopping. |
And apples. |
Until next week, buon appetito!
the chicken enchillada looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was quite tasty too and so easy to make!
DeleteOh wow, you have my mouth watering. Especially for those chicken enchiladas! I've thought about doing a photo dump too, but then I wonder if people would still associate with me if I did. Photos of my kids doing things anyone else would find boring, etc. Haha! Annnyway, I can't wait to get home and buy a slow cooker - I have pinned so many recipes I can't wait to try!
ReplyDelete:-). I guess I achieved my goal then. Thank you!
DeleteDo it! I look seeing random pics of people's day. Kid pics are always entertaining. You might think its completely boring but others might find it fascinating :-).
Do post pics of foods you make once you get your slow cooker. Do they have them where you are?
Random interesting fact about yams: Nigerians have the highest rate of twin births in the world and researchers think it is due to a diet high in yams! Apparently the yams cause women to superovulate thus leading to many twin pregnancies. I have never liked yams, but when it's time to try for pregnancy #2 better believe I am going to be eating yams every day! I want my double double blessing :)
ReplyDeleteLol Amy! That's too funny! I mentioned it to John and he said "yams are now banned from this house!" Mind you, this was after he'd come home and talked about how good his lunch was earlier on that day. He had some of the yams for lunch. Go figure.
DeleteI am already at a higher chance of having multiples so I don't want to do anything "increase" my odds. I think one child is a lot of work so two at once would mean NO SLEEP!!! :-).
But if you have twins, I promise to visit :-)