
Do you see a pattern? Trying to let go, and move forward.
Blessings.

Do you see a pattern? Trying to let go, and move forward.
Blessings.

Blessings.
Reminding myself of this today.
Blessings…

Living in the Sunshine State, we are accustomed to a lot of sun. We haven’t had a good rain in a couple of months, and we have been in a bit of a drought.
Today, we have had a bit of rain.
“Sitting outside. Heard raindrops patter the leaves before they ever graced the dry ground. Oh, to hear God’s Spirit pouring midair and look up.” – Beth Moore
I have been a drought of self doubt…knowing better. I feel as though I am in a season of renewal. Shedding my fears, and negative thoughts. I question so much…am I good enough?
Listening…feeling the rain…grateful for the earth, rain, and leaves. God’s spirit talks to us everyday…just have to want to see it. What I hear today is renewal. A new season is approaching…
Blessings.

Blessings…
So many ups and downs the past week that I seem a bit lost. But I am not lost in my heart. All is good as I know that my heart is strengthened by You. Waiting…
Blessings.

Everyday is a choice…your actions, your words.
Blessings.
Over and over again…when will I learn? And tomorrow is always another day.
Blessings.
If you have read my blog for any length of time, you know that I love roasted vegetables. I tried roasting this broccolini to go with the Salmon and Orzo the other night. I used the same flavor profiles in the Salmon and Orzo, and I think it work out nicely.
Two pounds of broccolini, washed, and dried off. Place on a baking sheet (I line my with foil). Sprinkle olive oil, salt and pepper.
Roast in a 400 degree oven for about 12-15 minutes until it is partially cooked. Grate two cloves of garlic over the vegetables, and the zest of one lemon.
Bake for another ten-fifteen minutes or until they are tender.
Sprinkle lemon juice over before serving, and enjoy!
Broccolini is a hybrid of kale and broccoli, and to me, not as bitter as either individual vegetable. Add in the lemon and garlic, this makes a wonderful side dish. At least for me.
Blessings.
I cooked Salmon en Papillote (Salmon in Parchment) for dinner with friends, and wanted a nice side dish.
I had tri-colored Orzo pasta in the pantry, so I decided to dress it up. First, finely chop a medium shallot.
Saute’ in Olive oil, salt and pepper for about two minutes.
Add the dried Orzo to the pan, and saute’ until bits are browned. Gentle stir to coat the orzo with the oil on a medium high heat.
Add in two garlic cloves grated (won’t be as bitter as chopped, and you just want to heat it through).
Bring three cups of chicken stock to a boil, and add in the browned orzo.
Simmer until the Orzo absorbs most of the stock. Taste, and add salt and pepper if needed.
Add in one medium bag of spinach leaves, coarsely chopped.
The spinach will wilt as you stir it into the orzo.
Then add cheese (I added a half of cup of fresh mozzarella, and let it melt before adding the Parmesan). I used about two cups of Parmesan – largely grated – reserving 1/2 cup for the table.
I loved it, and it was a nice accompaniment to the Salmon.
My plate with the added Parmesan cheese to the Orzo, Salmon with the fried capers and homemade dill/tarter sauce, and roasted broccolini.
Blessings.