Here are a couple of things we've been eating:
Breakfast bagels. I've been tweaking my bagel recipe lately, and I think this is my best batch yet! I substituted some of the flour with wheatgerm for extra fibre, and replaced the olive oil with coconut oil for a subtle taste enhancement. Just quietly, they're delicious, and even more so served fresh out of the oven with some Nutella spread on top! Some of my Instagram followers are all for baking Nutella into a bagel batch and I admit I'm intrigued...
Bagels |
As a sort of ready made fondue for fruit. We've used it successfully with slices of pears, peaches and strawberries. My favourite however has to be with dragonfruit. I'm lucky enough that my MIL grows them so when she has excess, I get them. I do have to compete with Ellie for them though... but, Yum!
Dragonfruit and Nutella. Odd combination, but it works! |
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**Disclaimer: I was supplied the Nutella to try and review, but all opinions are my own.
**Disclaimer: I was supplied the Nutella to try and review, but all opinions are my own.
A healthy dollop of Nutella on your Vanilla Congee which has been coooking overnight and filling your house with the smells of awesomeness is a brilliant way to wake up!
ReplyDeleteYum! That does sound delicious!
DeleteWow what a great idea Catherine. I have to try that
ReplyDeleteWe've had banana and nutella bread (banana bread recipe with half a banana replaced with a tablespoon of nutella (ok maybe more than a tablespoon because you can't have too much) Warmed up in the toaster a bit before serving with a butter or (if you're my chocolate addicted son) more nutella.
That sounds amazing. I'm not a fan of bananas, I wonder if I could sub in peaches or apple instead?
DeleteBanana Bread is totally in a different class of food as Bananas... like one is Fruit and the other is essentially cake and everyone loves cake... You know what ELSE everybody likes? Parfaits! Have you ever met a person, you say, "Let's get some parfait," they say, "Hell no, I don't like no parfait"? Parfaits are delicious! :-P
DeleteI'm gluten free, so it might be rice cakes topped with nutella and sliced strawberries, or a little nutella stirred into a brown rice pudding made with skim milk (I usually use maple syrup but nutella would make an awesome change!) and with some chopped almonds.
ReplyDeleteThe rice pudding sounds delicious!
DeleteHmm, not sure where my other comment went.. but even though it's probably not that novel I'd have to say Nutella crepes or pancakes.. YUM!
ReplyDeleteCan't go past good, simple crepes or pancakes!
DeleteLove the chia pudding idea! Yum
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love chia with everything lately!
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