I haven't talked about Mister G in a minute. Well, lately the weather has been really nice and he has been spending a LOT of time in the backyard. He loves chasing the tiny lizards about and has a new best friend that lives next door. They are so cute together-- they even kiss each other through the fence!
I have been super productive so far today-- and hopefully will continue to be. I made a list of things I have been putting off and crossed them off my list one at a time. Once my list was finished, I took off my secretary hat and it was time to craft. As I have mentioned before, I am opening my Etsy shop next month. I am so excited! I have so many things to finish before the grand opening!
I swear nothing works up an appetite quite like hours of crafting. I wanted to share a yummy recipe with you that my friend Jessica gave me. I call it orange-ginger-peanut stir fry. Very creative, I know...
For one hungry crafter you will need:
1/4 cup Basmati rice
1/2 cup salted water-- with (optional) a little splash of oil
1+cup raw veggies-- today I used fresh snap peas, mushrooms, carrots, and onion.
Rice vinegar
2 tbs orange juice -- I recommend squeezing an orange and using fresh juice
1-2 tbs peanut butter
1 tbs fresh chopped peeled ginger
1 tbs brown sugar-- I added this part, but in all fairness Jessica gave me the recipe while we were on a cleanse. I'm sure she would approve.
For your rice: Boil your salted water, threw in your rinsed basmati rice and stir it while it boils for 1 minute. Then cover your rice and let it simmer for about 20-25 minutes. I always forget to set my timer, so I checked on the rice when I thought it was about done. Fluff it with a fork and take a taste. If it's still a little crunchy, let it cook a bit longer
Cook your veggies. I used a tiny bit of oil and stir-fried my veggies. I always start with my densest veggies (like carrots) and as time goes on add the lighter veggies (like mushrooms). Add a splash of rice vinegar if you like
To make the sauce: Mix your peanut butter, chopped peeled ginger, splash of rice vinegar, orange juice, and brown sugar together. Take a taste and see if you need to add a little extra of any of the ingredients
Combine your rice, veggies, and sauce and enjoy!
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