Taste Buds #2

ByNicola

“Taste Buds” is my way of sharing recipes (that are at least vaguely healthy) with those of you who are:

  • Busy
  • Food lovers
  • Always looking for some new, easy, & (somewhat) nutritious recipes

Here are this week’s 3 options:

 

 

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2 Comments

  1. I am so pathetic, Nicky. I used to cook and now I’m lucky to warm up a Tupperware. My husband cooks, but that’s always a one-course meal. We’ve completely capitulated on the niceties of dining. I will do it vicariously through you.

    1. Oh Jacqui, that’s not pathetic! It’s just a consequence of a busy life. I’m often the same when I’m on my own, although I’m definitely more likely to cook at weekends when my boyfriend and I are together. I do always love finding new, easy recipes too! I’m certainly not someone who enjoys working in the kitchen for long periods of time! Speedy preparations are my favorites 🙂

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