breakfast du jour

[Sparkles]

for the birdies:

quinoa, millet, peas, carrots, red lentils, tomato and a jalaperno peper with a bit of cinnamon

for me:

cantaloupe!! One of the many perks of living in a country that has one half of it in the mediterranean- you can buy such lovely and fresh produce when they're in season and my house smells of cantaloups now

 

[TextsFromParrots]

Spoooo...when's the AA brunch at your house again?

 

[kcbee]

Mmmm that cantaloupe looks amazing!! It is practically impossible to get good cantaloupe in the states, and it's one of my favorite foods! Such a bummer. It's either mushy, hard or has a weird chemical taste.

 

[Sparkles]

Spoooo...when's the AA brunch at your house again?

buy yourself a plane ticket and come on over cantaloupes for everyone

 

[Anne & Gang]

looks so yummy!!!

 

[expressmailtome]

It looks amazing!

Matt

 

[lotus15]

Yum, it all looks so fresh and delicious!!!

 

[Lokums]

Your first picture of the quinoa, carrots, etc... Do you store that at all? I am curious how long that would last in the fridge.

Mike

 

[Pumpkin]

Yummy! I ate cantaloupe last night. Even shared with the birds. lol

 

[Sparkles]

Your first picture of the quinoa, carrots, etc... Do you store that at all? I am curious how long that would last in the fridge.

Mike

yes, I do. This time I made a small quantity cos I never gave cinnamon to my birds. I usually store it for a few days in the fridge.

 

[Lokums]

yes, I do. This time I made a small quantity cos I never gave cinnamon to my birds. I usually store it for a few days in the fridge.

Excellent. Gonna hit the store this weekend. My B&G doesn't eat his veggies, I am always on the lookout for ways to "spice it up" so to speak.

Anyone in the states wants good cantaloupe head to Illinois/Indiana/Kentucky/Iowa. The produce in general from the heartland totally rocks. I am in Colorado now and totally miss it.