#15.
I saw this idea on the food network's holiday idea show. thought I would give it a whirl...
what you need:
6 pieces of very thinly sliced ham or turkey.
4 eggs.
a muffin tin and 6 cupcake papers.
line the muffin tin with the 6 cupcake papers.
preheat oven to 325 degrees.
started scrambling the eggs, just eggs.
place a piece of either ham or turkey into each cupcake paper,
form little cups.
cook eggs until barely firm.... remove from stove.
spoon eggs into each meat cup. bake at 325 degrees until the edges of the meat are crisp and the eggs are firm. about 10 minutes.
serve!! this is going to be my go-to recipe next time I have a brunch. you could make all sorts of variations, using different meats, seasonings and garnishes. my 7 year old son loved these for dinner!!
welcome to my journey.
six months ago today, I moved my 6 year old son, our two small dogs and myself from the heart of silicon valley to a very small town in the sierra mountains.
I can say without a doubt this is the best decision I have ever made.
I have been an over-achieving, driven, creative, business minded gal all of my life. eventually, it all caught up with me. I am now on disability with a fixed income. in order to be able to live on $1500 a month, i needed to move from the bay area. we have been living with my mom for the past 2 years. it was great timing, but not healthy for either of us for the long haul.
my mom has a cabin up here. I have spent every summer for the past 15 years visiting this area. i consider it my second home. last summer, while my son and i were spending our summer vacation here, it was obvious to me that this was the time, and this was the place to move to. we looked at the rental market and the real estate market. the timing was perfect to buy and with my mom's help we did. we found a quaint 2 bedroom house, close to town, and needing very few repairs. it all worked out and now this is our home.
immediately our lives simplified. only one market, no box stores, few restaurants, no movie theatre, no bowling alley, no stop lights, no traffic,
only one school with only 155 students, no starbucks, no peets, a small post office... you get the picture.
what we gained was lots of fresh air, numerous lakes to swim, kayak and fish in. a beautiful state park for hiking and exploring, lots of new friends. and the ability to finally take a deep breathe and exhale the stress of the past many years, and so much more.
I have wanted to simplify our lives for years... get back to the basics without
the distractions that move you in the opposite direction.
I wanted to release my full mind and become mindful.
I wanted to get back to all of the domestic arts that i love; cooking, baking, stitching, knitting, quilting, spinning, felting, weaving, gardening, home decorating... basically creating a heartfelt life and home.
this blog is my journal of my journey...
