I opened the refrigerator this morning to make breakfast and decided to just take what I had leftover and make a burrito. Many of the veggies came from our local Farmer's Market in Oxford, MS.
Summer Breakfast Burrito
1/4 cup local white onions
1/4 cup corn from the Farmer's Market
1/4 cup local tomatoes
1/2 cup spaghetti squash from my neighbor's garden
1 small clove of local garlic minced
1/4 cup local farmer's cheese
Dash of pepper
2 local eggs
I sauteed the vegetables & garlic until tender and most of the juice had evaporated. Then I added the eggs and scrambled them together with the veggies. At the end I sprinkled the cheese on top after I had turned the stove off. Finally, I put it inside the whole grain tortillas. It made enough for 2 servings.
I served it with local peaches and blueberries I got yesterday at Cherry Creek Orchards in Pontotoc, MS. They were a hit, and I was able to just use the leftovers of what I had in the refrigerator. There are LOTS of great combinations you can use and stick in a tortilla. Try your hand at finding your favorite combinations!
Showing posts with label local produce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label local produce. Show all posts
Thursday
Local Summer Breakfast Burrito!
Saturday
Eat Local!
This morning I made a trip to our local Farmer's Market in Oxford, MS. It was so refreshing to be purchasing produce that had been grown only miles from where it was being sold. Much of the produce was grown without harmful chemicals. No, every piece of food did not "look perfect and uniform" as it often does in the grocery store. But that's okay with me! In fact, I prefer the inconsistency that you often get with food that is not mass produced. There is something comforting to me in knowing that that the seeds are not genetically modified for perfection and disease resistance. I don't mind the occasional worm in my corn!!
The taste was beyond comparison! We had tomato sandwiches for lunch and are having a vegetable dinner with lentils tonight. I am so thankful for our local farmers who put so much work and love into bringing us food with powerful nutrition!
Support local farmers - your cells will thank you for it! The food filled with powerful antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and living enzymes will help you fighting disease and building a healthy immune system.
The taste was beyond comparison! We had tomato sandwiches for lunch and are having a vegetable dinner with lentils tonight. I am so thankful for our local farmers who put so much work and love into bringing us food with powerful nutrition!
Support local farmers - your cells will thank you for it! The food filled with powerful antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and living enzymes will help you fighting disease and building a healthy immune system.
Wednesday
Not Just Any Mexican Restaurant!
Today I had the pleasure of going with my dear friend Katie to an amazing restaurant in Memphis called Los Torgugas. It was simply amazing - not because of a grand dining room or fancy napkins or special plates. It was amazing because the food was comprised of simple fresh ingredients which were perfectly blended to create an explosion to my tastebuds! The owner is absolutely overjoyed at telling his valued customers that he goes to the market each morning to hand pick the ingredients they will be using for the day. No food distributor truck pulls up behind the store to deliver boxed and bagged ingredients that have inevitably absorbed some of the odor of their container as they lose their nutritional value. Only fresh ingredients are good enough for Los Tortugas!
So what are you serving on your table? I was truly inspired today, not only by the taste and quality of the food but the value that went into my body. I will be even more conscious about what I serve on my table and make sure I include more fresh and homemade items. Those whole food ingredients are what bring life and health to our cells. In America we tend to equate value with low cost and high quantity. That kind of value comes with a high price to our health - maybe not today but over the long haul!
Oh and we also enjoyed fresh lime and mango slushes - no chemical laden syrup and dye - just real fruit, natural sweetener and ice! What a real treat! And thank you Katie for introducing me to Los Tortugas! Just another reason I truly appreciate you.
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