1. Start making my own broth from scratch. It’s easy and cheap.
2. Learn how to make cheese. It’s (supposedly) easy and cheaper.
3. Make ravioli from scratch and freeze it in portions. The payoff will be worth the time and effort. Perhaps this weekend?
4. Stop eating my daughters oatios. The cereal is for her, not me.
Now, excuse me, while I go eat another handful.
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The Spritzer Leyba's are Carrie Spritzer, David Leyba and our three-year old daughter "Miss Leyba." Even though we have different last names, yes, we're actually married. (Spritzer Leyba is a mouthful, isn't it?!)
As a family, we try to spend quality time together cooking our meals from scratch, reading (sometimes to lull a certain toddler to sleep), victory gardening, trying new things, learning and growing from everyday experiences, playing, making music, spending time outdoors, exercising, talking. Oh, how the girls like to talk.
We love hanging with friends too and feel thankful for the wonderful community we've found here in our sleepy country town in the heart of California's wine country, 3,000 miles from where David and I grew up on the East Coast.
Please follow along as we chronicle family life in Northern California! We love it here!
Nutritious? Yes. Taste good? Yes.
I insist there’s nothing wrong with oatios (or any other “kids” cereal for grownups. I regularly eat Cheerios for lunch and/or dinner if I’m low on actual food. And that doesn’t even count how often I have them for breakfast. So keep on eating them! :)
Comment by mara — February 13, 2009
Car, I have a ravioli maker. Or did I already give it to you?? Did I give you my pasta machine?
xo,
Mom
Comment by Mom — February 13, 2009