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15 Tried & True Toddler Meal Prep Ideas

I’m back at it again with another post regarding one of my favorite topics… FOOD. A huge part of my daily joy comes from what I eat. (Yes, I’m the woman who dreams about dinner right after I eat lunch.) I love food and aim to eat GOOD. I’m just trying to live my best life, and want to ensure that my little one does the same! That’s why today I’m talking all about toddler meal prep.

Tailgating Food Series: 6 Perfect Menu Items For Game Day

Well, it’s official… FOOTBALL SEASON is upon us, and we couldn’t be more excited!

This Breakfast Salad Will Change Your Morning Game

Breakfast-Salad-Ingredients

Here’s what you’ll need:

-Arugula + Spinach Mix

-Avocado

-Cherry Tomatoes

(ANY veggies you have laying around or leftover will work)

-Oranges (any fruit will do)

 

-Bacon (Whole 30 approved bacon is Maverick Ranch)

-1 Egg (or two)

-Tessamae’s Lemon Garlic Dressing

(THIS IS THE BEST DRESSING ON THE PLANET!)

  1.  Toss the arugula/spinach mix with dressing.  (You can also use olive oil + any citrus + salt and pepper if you don’t have that particular dressing)
  2. Cook the bacon to your preference.  I like to cook mine in the oven on low broil- crispy & easy clean up.
  3. Cut up your veggies and throw in the bowl.  You can put ANYTHING you like in there.  Mushrooms, sweet potato slices, peppers, onions…the more the merrier! 
  4. Once the bacon is done (and drained), place it in the bowl and cook the eggs (see below).  
  5. Enjoy!

Uncle Scott’s Jelly Eggs

  1. Boil water- enough to cover the egg(s)
  2. Once the water is at a rolling boil, carefully add 1 or 2 eggs with a spoon.   Make sure you put the spoon in and let the egg roll out- otherwise it will *surprise* crack in the water.
  3. If you are cooking 1 egg, boil for 6 minutes and 30 seconds.  If you are boiling 2 eggs, boil for 6 minutes and 30 seconds (YES the same amount of time for 1 or 2 eggs).  Set your timer!
  4. Remove the eggs with a slotted spoon and place them into an ice bath (water + ice cubes) for about 5 minutes.

Peel the eggs, rinse, cut ’em open and enjoy!


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