Wednesday, December 28, 2011

What Matthew Ate Wednesday: Dec. 28, 2011

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How are you doing after the holiday?

I managed to put 3 lbs. on from all of the rich food I've been eating.  Ugh.  I'm sure all of the cookies I baked had something to do with it, too!

This week, I'm featuring Dips and Party Foods.  So far, I have posted Elle's Easy Guacamole, and Smoked Salmon Spread.  I'm going to finish the week out with vegan Spinach Artichoke Dip and Apricot-Pepper Dip.

I would also love to hear what Dip and Party Food recipe you would like to share for New Year's!

You can share your link and a picture here.  Submissions close Wednesday (today) at midnight.

Here is what my four year-old vegetarian son ate today.  He hasn't gained any weight over the holidays. ; )

 He started the day with two pieces
of homemade raisin bread French toast and almond milk.
I will share it with you when I get a recipe written up.
We have never given Matthew syrup with French toast,
but he gobbles it up anyway.

 For lunch, Matthew ate unsweetened applesauce
with Swedish ginger thin cookies my mom
bought at the store for Christmas.
He thinks it's so much fun to dip cookies, crackers, etc.,
in his applesauce instead of using a spoon.

For supper, we had fajitas, but Matthew wanted
the leftovers from Haystacks.
I couldn't get him to eat the tomatoes.
He also had a whole wheat tortilla.

Today, he was too busy playing with his new toys to eat much.

What did you eat today?  Any leftovers?
  • Come back later today for vegan Spinach Artichoke Dip!






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that salad looks delish!!
1 reply · active 695 weeks ago
It is! The beans and guacamole give it a natural "dressing." We eat haystacks once a month at least!
My recent post RECIPE: Spinach Artichoke Dip (Vegan)
Yum! I love starting my day with French toast..soo yummy! :)
My recent post Post Christmas Blues
1 reply · active 695 weeks ago
French toast is my favorite thing to make with homemade bread that isn't fresh anymore. Matthew loves it!
My recent post RECIPE: Spinach Artichoke Dip (Vegan)
Great eats!!!

Happy WIAW!!!

Professor VEG!
Are those Anna's thins? I love them! Always get some when we go to IKEA
1 reply · active 695 weeks ago
Yes, they are! We have a few Swedish foods at the store. The city I live in has very strong Swedish roots, so we have pickled herring, lingonberries (frozen and jam), Bondost cheese, and Anna's Ginger Thins.
My recent post RECIPE: Apricot-Pepper Dip

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