Today was a rest day from the gym so we went to Trader Joe's to pick up a few things and then came home and had some fish tacos. The great thing about tacos in general, you can make them so many different ways you can have them once a week and do something different each time.
I like to use this sauce recipe from Soup Addict for the tacos, a slaw recipe that is just a mix of red cabbage, red onion, cilantro, jalapeno, lime juice, splenda, salt, and pepper, and make baked fish.
I cut the tilapia into small pieces, then coat the tilapia in egg and panko bread crumbs (which I season a little differently every time), then bake in a 400 degree oven for about 20 minutes. I also like to use corn tortillas rather than flour tortillas.
This corn salad is also really easy. Today I used frozen corn, but I really recommend using fresh corn on the cob. It has a much better flavor than the frozen corn and has a firmer texture. First you cook the corn (I usually use 1 ear per serving) and cut it off the cob. Then add 1 tbsp sour cream and 1 tbsp lime juice for every two corn cobs. Add some salt and pepper. Then add red onion and cilantro to taste. Sometimes I throw in a sprinkle of chili powder.
Now let's talk about snacking. I really like desserts and sweets, especially baked goods. I also love baking but then I feel pressured to finish it all and eat it all before it goes bad. I have a food hoarding problem when I really like something I save it and it winds up going bad before I get to really enjoy it. Whenever I find something I can enjoy that is easy and convenient, won't break the bank, or kill my calories, it's a huge win. That is how I feel about these Hannahmax Cookie Chips.
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| Cookie chips from left to right: Oatmeal raisin, cinnamon sugar, original, dark chocolate, and sea salted peanut butter (not pictured: chocolate chip) |
I've finally had time to start playing catch up on Season 6 of Parks and Rec. I've loved this show since day one. I'm stuck between about 3 to 4 TV characters/ celebrities that would be my spirit animal, but Leslie Knope is definitely at the top of my list (Mindy Kaling, and Louise and Tina Belcher are on there, too). I love Amy Poehler's character Leslie Knope, she really speaks to my soul when I want to give up - she inspires me to keep going. Most importantly she reminds me that it's okay to inspire yourself.







