I can’t tell you how excited I am about the fact that our local market has recently started stocking berries that a) don’t cost an arm and a leg and b) actually taste good again… I look forward to this time every year! Of course, a fridge filled with all kinds of colourful fruit means delicious fruit parfaits, and with St. Patrick’s Day quickly approaching it means rainbow fruit parfaits {with clouds on top just for fun!}
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Snipets of St. Paddy’s
First off, did you know that it’s actually St. Paddy’s and not St. Patty’s?! I usually pride myself on using fairly decent spelling and grammar, but I’ll be the first to admit that I had no idea. In fact, I used St. Patty’s this morning… Gah. It wasn’t until I read this shared by the lovely Erin at Large that I found out the truth. Oops.
Anyways, enough with that. Here’s a little peek at our Sunday/St. Patricks Day…
A green breakfast {a lime refresher smoothie, veggie pancakes, kiwi slices, and avocado chunks}.
Girl in green.
A frozen treat.
Post-nap shamrock stamping.
Green pasta and cheese.
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Toddler Food: What Miss G Eats {2: St. Paddy’s Edition}
I can’t tell you how happy I am that Gracen is a good eater. As a mama, providing her with proper nutrition is at the tippy top of my list of goals, right next to making sure she gets proper sleep. Of course I’d like to attribute her good eating habits to the way we introduced her to food initially (and the way we continue to deal with her eating in general), but it could very well just be that we are lucky. Or perhaps it’s a little bit of both. Either way, if she was a picky little thing, as many munchkins are, you’d better bet I’d use St. Patrick’s Day to trick her into eating as many green things as possible in one single day of the year. It would most likely involve some crazy story involving pesky leprechauns and lucky green super foods, but for now, let’s just be thankful I don’t have to go there. Today Gracen and I ate green foods at each meal, and she was more than happy to do so!
Breakfast // Green pepper enclosed organic egg. Green fruit salad. Toasted multigrain farmer’s bread drizzled with olive oil.
Lunch // Veggie and black bean quesadillas (low-sodium spinach tortilla, roasted zucchini, avocado, green onion, no salt added black beans, and jalapeño havarti). Avocado sour cream for dipping.
Snack // Spinach and green fruit smoothie.
Dinner // Pesto chicken breast. Spinach linguine with avocado, fresh spinach, and toasted pine nuts. Roasted spicy green beans.
Dessert // Grape skewers.