A lot of you wonder what we eat day to day (especially since we have no refrigeration). I have been pretty transparent about the fact that I really don't like to cook and my "repertoire" of recipes is actually quite laughable. In fact, there *might* have been times when I convinced Scott that popcorn is a great dinner (high in fiber!) or that eating a can of green beans with some balsamic vinegar and oil is "filling". The poor boy is so brainwashed by my "cooking" that he gets really excited when I change things up and sprinkle coconut on his daily half bagel with peanut butter for breakfast. I know. This has got to change.You don't get over hating to cook, any more than you get over having big feet.- A woman after my own heart, Peg Bracken
However - I have managed to find a few items to kick up our menu a notch. Sticky Fingers Scones are one such item. Before you get too excited and start calling me Julia Child*, you should know this mix is of the "just add water" variety (my favorite kind!) and super easy. Add 3/4 cups of water, cook for 15 minutes and voila! Fresh scones that taste heavenly accompanied with some butter and a cup of tea. I make these in muffin tins for simplicity's sake and they are a favorite aboard Rasmus and make the boat smell delicious to boot!
Mmmmhhhhmmmmm...can you smell them? |
* I just learned that Julia started cooking at 32...perhaps there is hope for me yet?
Love the quote up top about never getting over hating cooking! I hate to cook and I try to convince Ken that my one pot is a meal, but he's not easily convinced! =) Hey, if you can get away with it, why change it!
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