like to send her off with some healthy, but yummy treats, instead of playing all day, I got busy.Her treats this time had a nutty, chocolatey theme. I made her granola, as I usually do, but this time she didn't want any fruit, just nuts. This is a real nut-lovers granola with peanuts, hazelnuts, walnuts, sunflower seeds, almonds, and coconut. She says it's delicious, but since I can't eat walnuts or sunflower seeds, I have to take her word for it.
I also made her chocolate fruit and nut clusters. It's dark chocolate with pieces of dried cranberries and apricot and pecans. I did try these, even though pecans make my mouth i
tch. They were very, very worth it!!Last, but not least, I made her chocolate chocolate chip zucchini bread. Oh my, is it delicious!! 
The recipe makes two loaves, so one is staying here with me. I used zucchini from the garden, so it's an extra special treat to send her off with. I like to know that she'll have little bits of love to see her on her way.
The recipe makes two loaves, so one is staying here with me. I used zucchini from the garden, so it's an extra special treat to send her off with. I like to know that she'll have little bits of love to see her on her way.In a related note, Michele has another chance for a regional route that would get her home every week. If you pray, please send up some prayers for that to come through.
Michelle, your baking looks delicious, your Michele is one lucky trucky (do you say trucky in the US or is it an Aussie term for truck driver?)
ReplyDeleteThat granola looks AWESOME - I'm like Michele - can't have enough nuts usually!
ReplyDeleteMy fingers and toes and hairs on my head are all crossed for a regional route...
Oh Michelle your Michele is going to really enjoy those gorgeous treats. They sure do look Yummy!!!
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