What I Ate Wednesday {29.11.16}


This morning's breakfast was really rushed as I had about 2 minutes to eat it before our car came to go into London! We had meetings all day so I had to be quick as I normally eat after the school run (I'm never hungry enough at 7:30am!) My favourite quick & easy breakfast is Weetabix with almond milk (hot - I heat it up for 1 min 30 in the microwave). I added 1/2 banana, raisins and some cinnamon on top. I also had a black coffee and a bottle of water in the car!


Lunch happened a lot later at about 2 o'clock because our meeting ran late so Jonathan, Francesca & ended up going to Zizzi's and I got the Toscana soup (which is actually a starter) with mozzarella bread. I can't remember exactly what was in it but I think it was quinoa, tomatoes, thyme and lots of chunky vegetables. It was really yummy and perfect for a freezing day! 


By the time we got home it was around 5pm and I was hungry again so made myself a coffee (black) and two kiwis & a peach bio-live yoghurt as a snack. I've heard kiwis are packed with vitamin C and are good for warding off colds & winter sickness which is exactly what I DON'T need being pregnant with lots of bugs going round!


For dinner we had baked salmon with roasted root veggies (sweet potato, parsnips, carrots), sundried tomatoes and steamed broccoli. I also had another bottle of water to drink and nibbled on some extra broccoli before dinner, haha!


For a kind of evening snack/dessert I attempted to keep it healthy-ish with a chai tea made with hot almond milk and a slice of our homemade banana bread with honey. The banana bread comes from Fearne Cotton's book, Cook Happy Cook Healthy and is a super delicious and moist recipe using chia seeds & walnuts. Definitely recommend it! I also have this for breakfast sometimes. 


Hope you enjoyed this week's What I Ate Wednesday! And...surprise! I made a video too. So if you want to see toddler meltdowns, barking dogs and Jonathan and I bickering feel free to click the play button. If you'd rather not, I totally understand. ;) 

13 comments

  1. Anna, every time I read a blog post of yours or watch a video I can't help but think you are so awesome :) I would love to be even half the woman you are when I am older. So happy you are back to posting/uploading x

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  2. Looks so yummy, especially what you had for lunch! x

    Nev | Miss Nev

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  3. The soup looks amazing, also loved the video, I like when a bit of real life slips in lol.

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  4. Try also eating foods high in zinc or taking zinc supplements to boost your immune system. Most individuals are deficient in zinc and getting enough zinc is more effective than vitamin C :)

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  5. Love watching your little family ! I would love your recipe for the salmon. Every time I make it, it never turns out good. Yours always looks so yummy! Thank

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  7. :) Anna , can you please share the recipe for Bannana Bread ?
    Thank you !!

    Beatrice

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  8. Awesome post !

    Anna, do you mind sharing the recipe for Bannana Bread with us ? :)
    I am planning on making something healty to grab in the morning .

    Thank you .

    Beatrice

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  10. Everything looks so good especially that soup!! Yummm x

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  11. The roasted roots veggies look so tasty!

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