Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Recipe Repeat: Apple-Berry Crumble

Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends!

I really wanted to dazzle you with a new recipe today.  However, the screen on my camera is broken and I really think that recipes need pictures to do them justice.

So I will put the new recipe in my back pocket and take this opportunity to share with you another one of my favourite recipes from blog posts' past.

If you are celebrating the holiday today, I think this apple-berry crumble would be a perfect addition to your dinner table.  It's delicious, loaded with fibre and super easy to make.





Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Today, I Will...

I hope you had a great long weekend!

I had a wonderful time at the cottage and my belly is still full of ham and pumpkin pie ;)

The weather was unseasonably fantastic this weekend and I found myself in complete awe of views like this:







































Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Post-Thanksgiving Plan

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This past weekend was Thanksgiving in Canada and many of us may have over indulged (I know I did). Hey, it is really hard not too when you are surrounded by wonderful food, family and friends.

It is great to have treats in moderation, BUT many people find it difficult to get back into their healthy habits. It is very easy for a few days of decadence to turn into a week or more.

So, how do you stop that from happening?

#1 Lose the Guilt
#2 Outta Sight

#3 Move Your Body

The first step is to lose the guilt and savour every bite. If you find yourself feeling bad about the food you have eaten, this could negatively affect your attitude and leave you feeling unmotivated to jump back into your daily routine.

The second step is to get the food outta sight. Freeze what you don't need or give some to a friend. Having a refrigerator full of pie and other treats may make it too tempting to make a poor snacking choice. Go for some fruit or nuts instead!

The last step is to move your body again. After a weekend of heavy meals, you may be feeling a bit sluggish. Go for a walk, jump in the pool or grab your bike. You will start to feel better almost immediately.

Stay Healthy,
Tracy

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