2. Coconut water (diluted with water, because I am poor - this stuff is not cheap) after a run. Maybe it's just a fad and a placebo effect, but I really feel better rehydrated when I drink this. My coconut obsession knows no end (I drink this, I use coconut oil in food and on my hair and skin, shredded coconut in various recipes) - I should be half coconut by now.
3. Soft legwear. I don't like it when tights come up to your armpits or cut into your stomach. In the spring and autumn I tend to wear stockings, as I find them more comfortable, but winter calls for complete coverage (though I also own a pair of wool stockings - they might work with a heavy coat). I also don't like hosiery that feels like plastic. Life is too short. I found these extremely soft viscose-based tights and have been living in them. I can wear them all day, whereas with other tights I often have the urge to take them off as soon as I get home. I used to have all kinds of crazy colours, but at the moment I like greys a lot, and they work better with colourful dresses.
Life is definitely too short for cheap tights!
ReplyDeleteI use this recipe for my naan breads:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/naanbreads_77147
So quick and easy (and delicious!!). I ran out of plain flour last week so used half plain/half spelt; not exactly traditional but it worked. I imagine 100% spelt might be a bit heavy, but I definitely recommend trying out this recipe either way!!
And pleeeease share your banana curry idea! It sounds amazing!