Thursday, March 19, 2009

Breakfast for dinner!

It's almost the weekend, everyone!! : )

Though I must say, this week has been pretty good. (I suppose it helps when it's your birthday week, lol). I feel like I've mentioned my birthday an awful lot and I don't want to wear you guys out with myself, ha, but for some reason the celebrations/presents have been really spread out this year. (Not that I mind too much ... I mean you only turn 21 once buuut at the same time, I don't want talk about it too much! Ha, so if you're sick of hearing the words "my birthday", please come back next week ; )

Last night my quick dinner was an egg sandwich with some roasted Brussels and corn. I roasted the veggies (well, the oven did, but i prepped them;), and my husband made my egg sandwich for me. (I requested it ;). I have been majorly craving pancakes lately so last weekend I looked up healthy recipes for some kind of pancakes and I found the perfect one! Sooo, I've been telling Erik we have to have pancakes sometime for dinner (he wasn't too fond of the breakfast for dinner idea). Buuut, when it's around your birthday time you can get away with things like this ;) sooo tonight that's exactly what we had! We had homemade almond pancakes with an apple almond syrup, homemade turkey sausage bites, and some scrambled eggs (which consisted of 2 whole eggs and 3 egg whites).

Almond Pancakes

- 1 cup almond flour (I just ground up raw almonds with our coffee grinder)
- 2 eggs
- little bit of water (less than 1/4)
- 2 tsp olive oil
-2 Truvia packets (or some type of sweetener/sugar ... that's just what I used)
-dash of sea salt
*Mix together and make like regular pancakes. Makes 5-6 pancakes.

Almond Apple Syrup
*Blend together finely chopped half of an apple, splash of almond milk and 1 T agave nectar

How did the pancakes turn out? We loved them! I haven't had pancakes in so long and it's great to find a healthy version that I don't feel guilty eating that taste wonderful! And Erik was even glad we had breakfast for dinner ; )

And finally, I'm SO glad the weekend is upon us!!

You'll have to come back to see what it's about buuuuut ... here is a picture preview of tomorrow's post:


"It has been said that our anxiety does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow, but only empties today of its strength."
-Charles Haddon Spurgeon-

26 comments:

  1. LOOOOVE breakfast-for-dinner meals!! So comforting.

    Great quote!!

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  2. oh goodness I lOVE breakfast for dinner
    your brussels sprouts look awesome!

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  3. i loooove breakfast for dinner!

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  4. are u only 21?? Hehe little youngling, i had no idea!! (ha i'm only 22) Happy bday if i didn't say it girlie!!

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  5. pancake for dinner?! oh yes!!! :D so fun and delicious!
    that rose is soooo cute!

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  6. Pancakes for dinner is an absolute MUST! Great idea!

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  7. Don't feel guilty about mentioning your birthday! (I definitely plan to mention mine.) I didn't even realize you were 21! Happy Birthday again!

    Lady, great minds must think alike. I had lots of brussels sprouts this week, yum!

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  8. Hi... my first time in here. Your food looks so yummy :)

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  9. The almond pancakes with apple almond syrup sounds sooo good! I must try this!

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  10. YUM! those pancakes looks sooo good and so does the syrup! Great idea for a recipe.

    Im so glad that you have had such a great birthday, live it up girl!

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  11. Totally love your eats!!! I need to get back into eating eggs!

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  12. I am sobehind on your blog and didn't wish you a Happy Birthday! I DID remember that you had a March bday, too! Hope it was great, girlie. Love your B for D--I don't know why I never do it myself!

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  13. Breakfast for dinner is the BEST!! YUM!!

    I'm not tired about hearing you talk about birthday. After all...I just spent a whole week talking about mine. LOL

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  14. Yum, breakfast for dinner is always soooo good!

    Don't you just love birthday weeks! I try to make it last a little longer then a week, but it never works. I hope it's been wonderful!

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  15. BEAUTIFUL flowers. You know I am a HUGE fan of breakfast for din din so yayyy! Roasted brussels look amazing and pancakes always have my <3! Have a FABULOUS birthday weekend.

    PS I think you tweeks to clean eating would be perfect!

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  16. Love breakfast for dinner! YUM!! Happy birthday sister! Hope you are having the best time! :D

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  17. hmmm breakfast for dinner sounds great!

    And hey talking about your birthday is never a bad thing! Happy Birthday!

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  18. I love your Almond Pancake recipe. It sounds so good! I am a huge fan of egg sandwiches and was delighted that it is a popular item on the menus around here. I can get them any time of day. :)

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  19. This sounds delicious, Lesley, I love trying new pancake recipes! And I adore brussels sprouts, this is just perfect!

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  20. Breakfast for dinner is always awesome!

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  21. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

    Homemade Almond Pancakes....YUM!

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  22. you are right you only turn 21 once and I wish I was eating like you when I was 21!!! I had a liquid diet on my 21st bday. ;)

    the pancake recipe sounds amazing - great idea with the almonds.

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  23. Those roasted veggies look delish!! And your pancakes sound good too, though they may be a little too healthy for my tastes. :)

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  24. You totally deserve to drag out/mention your b-day all week! That's how it should be. :-)

    LOVE all of your quotes, btw, especially today's. Very fitting - I seriously need to tatoo this on my upper arm. Or maybe my hand so I'd see it all day.

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  25. I can't believe I missed it! Happy Birthday!!

    I just noticed that you are not my blogroll! I think that is probably why I haven't checked in as often as I was! oh goodness, I am fixing that right now.

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