Yummy recipes of the day!

Searching around on the internet today, I found these wonderful looking recipes, enjoy!

Garlicky Spinach Balls

Whole Wheat Flaxseed bread

Seeded Flat Bread

Chocolate Chip Cookies ( gluten free!)

Apple Cake (gluten Free!)

We're Done!

Ah, finally we have finished making all of our oatmeal cookbook recipes, so what do we do now that we're done?? EAT SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T CONTAIN OATMEAL!

Blackberry Poppyseed Muffins

Blackberry Poppyseed Muffins

For breakfast this morning Hannah made these yummy muffins. At first she could not decide what flavor to do, then she realized that we had some blackberries that needed used up, so she started making a basic muffin batter and it soon turned into these yummy Blackberry Poppyseed Muffins! They were very delicious, especially right out of the oven:)

Just look at those juicy berries bursting with antioxidants!

Blackberry Poppyseed Muffins

1 1/2 c. milk

1/2 c. oil

1/2 c. applesauce

2/3c. honey

2eggs

2T. lemon peel grated

2t. vanilla

4c. whole wheat flour

2T. baking powder

2t. salt

1/4 c. poppyseeds

1 carton fresh blackberries

Mix the wet ingredients in a large bowl. Add the dry ingredients. Put into greased muffin tins,top each muffin with 3 blackberries and bake at 375 for 17min. Yield: 2 dozen muffins

Below you can read more about the health benefits of blackberries!

The ripe berries contain large quantities of fructose sugars, citric acid, and are high in vitamins C and E. They also contain salicylate, which is an analgesic or pain reliever, and which may help lower the risk of heart disease. The juices also contain several anti-oxidants which continuing research indicates is helpful for preventing or lowering the incidence of many diseases, including cancer. Note that cooking can break down some of these healthful ingredients, so the ripe berries eaten raw are far better for you than the berries that are cooked into pies or which are processed in other ways.