Homemade granola and applesauce...

[goteam]

...is a very, very good breakfast. It's also incredibly hippy and D-I-Y, but really, that's what makes it so good for me. I can't believe I went for so long thinking applesauce involved some kind of long, complicated process. But no! Apples, water, rice cooker, potato masher... and like an hour later I'm all set! Woo! Anyway, I got up this

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I'm so jealous of your cooking prowess...

[beanworks]

I thought I did some cooking, but making breakfast (other than waffles from a box) is just beyond me. Also, you'll do fine tomorrow. So there. :)

Re: I'm so jealous of your cooking prowess...

[goteam]

Thanks Liz! To be fair, I made the granola almost a week ago, and the applesauce is even older, so technically this morning I only put together some leftovers, but since they were leftovers I made (and so very tasty to boot), it did make me feel pretty spiffy. I'd say breakfast is one of my favorite meals to cook, but I also like dinner a lot too, so whatever. Yay for food is what I say. Yay!

Re: I'm so jealous of your cooking prowess...

[istar]

I agree! And yay for natural food that doesn't contain partially hydrogenated stuff or ingredients with 9 syllables! Does that make me a hippy too?

[goteam]

For all my hippitude (is that a word?) I'm still a conventional peanut butter-eater (only Skippy, though; the other brands are too sweet), and this means I eat partially hydrogenated oils, because apparently that's what stops the peanut butter from separating into an oil layer and a nut layer. Or something. I'm either a giant hippie or a giant food snob for knowing that, perhaps both.

[versacedave]

i'm not quite either of those, but i can't handle skippy. gotta be the old-fashioned kind with the nut and oil layers. only i pour off the oil layer before i eat it so i just get the nummy peanut stuff. tastes the same, but with slightly less fat.