Pizza!

Everyone should learn how to make homemade dough.

-flour, yeast, salt, water, olive oil.
That's it. Like I said earlier, food doesn't need to be complicated.

This is a "margarita" pizza. (not like the drink) Tomato, basil, mozzarella.

Lime-aid

3 simple things:
-Limes
-Sugar
-Water

That's all you need. Food doesn't need to be complicated :-)

Cinnamon Rolls :-)

Homemade cinnamon rolls. Paula Deen's recipe I found on foodnetwork.com. Real, all natural ingredients but please don't eat the whole pan or you might turn into a stick of butter :-)

Above is dough kneading on the dough hook. I love my new Kitchen-aid mixer.

Dough resting for the first rise.

Rolled up with cinnamon-sugar in the middle.

Cut and ready to rise one more time.

Finished rising. Ready for the oven. This is when the kitchen starts to smell really good :-)

Finished product. Soooo much better than anything you will ever buy in store!

Don't worry. I'm still cooking !

Homemade corn tortillas. I learned how to do this from the real people ;-)

Stirfry with grass fed beef, bok choy, and rice.

Grilled chesse with homemade bread

A Southern Sunday Night :-)

Chicken and dumplings. Something every Southern girl should know how to make :-)

Tonight's Dinner

-Meatloaf made from grass-fed beef

-Cooked apples from the farmer's market

-Homemade potato wedges, also from the farmer's market

:-)

Monday Lunch

I pack my lunch for work every day (except on rare occasions). I try to follow the same values at lunch that I do when eating at home. So for Monday's lunch I have:

-Homemade chicken salad (my recipe)

-Carrots with ranch

-Organic yogurt

-Local apple

-Kashi Oatmeal cookie