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Just Another Day

May 10, 2011 by christine

This has already been another crazy week at work and it’s only Tuesday, no rest for the weary! Having a busy work schedule can make eating a high-raw diet a challenge requiring planning ahead which I have not been so great at the last few weeks. But it’s getting better as I get used to my newly busier schedule and hubby on business travel.

I relay a lot on these Rubbermaid Produce Saver containers and had to add a few more to my collection.

They’re lifesavers for storing mushrooms, which seem to turn into mush in 24 hours or less when stored in plastic bags in my fridge. They’re also great for storing home grown sprouts for up to a week in the fridge and broccoli and cauliflower seem to last over a week in these, perfect when I stash it in the back of the fridge and forget about it – another problem I’ve found as my schedule gets crazier.

I had to make a fresh batch of hemp milk this evening, a must for morning coffee and chia seed pudding. But not a fun thing to do while rushing to get out the door for work.

And I remembered to soak more seeds to start a fresh batch of sprouts since I’m hooked on growing sprouts fresh at home now.

Then feed a kitchen stalker.

Finally a little dinner for me, a simple salad with a simple dressing of:

  • 1 tbsp. miso paste
  • 2 tbsp. agave nectar
  • 1 tbsp. rice vinegar
  • 1 tbsp. dijon mustard

Just whisked together in a bowl and poured over the salad.

Simple, fast, and functional. Perfect for another lonely night when I’m not feeling too inspired. And enough leftover to pack for lunch tomorrow.

What kitchen routines are important to you?

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Comments

  1. JL goes Vegan says

    May 11, 2011 at 1:35 am

    I might have to look into the produce storage containers. Most of the time I’m able to use up what I have (I juice a lot ) but I lose peppers and tomatoes pretty quickly.

    I have two kitchen routines I love. 1) on the weekend I want at least one day where, ideally a four-hour block, I just hang out in the kitchen and try out new things and cook / food-prep in bulk. 2) each workday morning I spend about 30- 40 mins in the kitchen to: make a fresh juice, make a fresh green smoothies, prep snacks and make lunch to take to work. Of course, this means I get up at 4:30 so I can also work out before doing that (it’s also the reason I’m in bed before 9pm! LOL)

  2. Madeline - Greens and Jeans says

    May 11, 2011 at 4:43 pm

    My favorite new routine is cooking on Sunday afternoons with my fella. Because I travel so much I like leaving him with food (got to make sure he doesn’t forget about me, right?), and it gives me an excuse to cook up a storm!

  3. Peggy says

    May 11, 2011 at 6:39 pm

    Our CSA started last week and I bet those containers would come in real handy!

Hello! I'm Christine, an IT Professional in Northern California. I'm also passionate about a healthy, plant based lifestyle, running, fitness, and being eco-friendly. 40 (ack!), married, with furkids. Read More…

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