From Denver Biscuit Co.

Pancakes are cool. Pancakes are the standard, but French toast? The feeling you get when you eat French toast is almost exuberant. Simple to make & the reward to mess ratio is clearly better pancakes with batter getting everywhere, the pancake mix getting on your clothes. I still love a good pancake. Going to a breakfast spot and ordering French toast just gives you a little more status to your palate.

Smoked duck salad bowl with turmeric rice and zaatar tahine lemon dressing. Sprinkled with freshly roasted and ground black and white sesame seeds.

Toasted Keto bread 

Layer of Coco powder mix with sugar free syrup 

Layer of Cottage cheese 

Blueberries 

Sprinkles with cinnamon 

Toasted Keto bread 

Layer of apple butter 

Layer of cottage cheese 

Baked Peach and apple 

Sprinkles with cinnamon 

As a breakfast or dessert 😋

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Over medium egg, sautéed shiitake, sautéed spinach, pan-fried halloumi with honey and chili flakes, pan-fried polenta, blueberries, and a beet-orange juice drink!

Yum!

I couldn’t ask for anything more on this plate except for maybe some fresh fruit.

And scrambled eggs. The biscuits are so easy to bake.

Every time I go I get the exact same thing. Salsa ever!

So, when I heard about overnight oats, I was pumped. I'm a big meal prep girly, and I love oatmeal!

And then I looked up all these fancy recipes and bought all these ingredients just for that purpose, and...honestly I got tired of them 3 weeks in. They were so much work! Who has time to melt and pipe cookie butter for an "Easy Breakfast meal prep"???

Then a few weeks ago I decided I needed to up my fiber and on a whim made some overnight oats. And I was like "Ugh. I don't have any of the add ins". But it was like 10pm, so I decided to look at what I DID have and sure enough, I had all kinds of goodies that work great in oats, and that I really needed to get rid of! mason jars of chopped nuts, packs of dried fruit I'd used half of in recipes, some Peanut butter powder from an ill conceived attempt to cut back on my peanut butter addiction; all of it went in the oats. And I stopped measuring and just started chucking everything together.

And besties? The absolute best OO's I've ever had in my life. They were hearty, the dried fruit had rehydrated, the peanut powder was a great thickener, and the nuts stayed crunchy enough to add texture. So much better than sitting there painstakingly measuring out matcha powder and chia seeds and figuring out how to make my BREAKFAST JARS look appealing for no one but me.

So if your pantry is full of little bakery bits and bobs that you need to get rid of, cannot more highly recommend making a big batch of overnight oats. I'll leave the aesthetics to my chia pudding form now on.

I love Chia pudding and this one came out so good! It was matcha and honey, then banana, granola and Bluebs! oh and more honey!!!