I’m not crazy – you are! Share your love of cats with the world with this cute mug. This is a unique gift for a cat lover – great for home or the office. Text on the back of mug reads: Just one cat short of crazy.
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School’s back for our household this week, so I’m on the look-out for easy, healthy recipes for school lunches and dinner.
We also have a glut of self-sown zucchinis that I’d like to make the most of, so the obvious choice is zucchini slice – a firm favourite in our household.
Similar to a quiche, this slice is made quicker and easier without having to worry about pastry – just mix all your ingredients together and you’re good to go!
Ingredients:
2 zucchini (grated)
2 (at least!) rashers bacon (chopped finely)
1 cup grated cheese (as mild or tasty as you like, depending on your dinners’ tastes)
1 cup self-raising flour
2 tablespoons of melted butter (or you can use oil if you prefer)
5 eggs
Salt and pepper for seasoning to taste
Method:
1. Preheat your oven to 170°C and grease a baking tin. I like using spray oil and baking in my ceramic casserole dish.
2. In a large bowl, mix together the zucchini, bacon, flour and cheese. Add the melted butter and lightly beaten eggs, and combine all together.
Add salt and pepper to taste and pour into your baking dish.
3. Bake for at least 30 mins, or until golden and set. It will be easier to cut if you let it cool a little first.
TIPS:
– Add corn and grated carrot for an extra boost of veg for the kids.
– Add feta or blue cheese and finely sliced roasted capsicum for a gourmet version.
– Omit the bacon for a vego option
– I enjoy a slice of this for breakfast. Thanks to the eggs and bacon, this is a filling way to start the day.
– Serve with a side salad as a healthy lunch or dinner.
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A classic clock has an integral place in every home, and this Ashortwalk Clock ticks all the boxes. A couple of other awesome things about this clock include:
– It’s hand crafted in the UK from recycled vending machine coffee cups.
– The resulting recycled material has a lovely solid, heavy feel like slate.
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“The best thing my mum taught me is that patience is a virtue. With all of my business and personal ventures, this advice has proven timeless and sound. It pays to be patient and do things the right way versus rushing and getting worked up over things I cannot control.” – Camille Hugh
Camille Hugh is the owner of In Stitches Games, a company dedicated to helping people laugh out loud, release their inner child, and learn about each other in a fun and unique way. She has recently launched a kickstarter for Cards That Make You lol – the game of hit or miss party tricks.
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“The best thing my mum taught me was to always express my creativity. Don’t leave it inside, let it out. There is no right or wrong in creating. And that is how I started my journey to become a fashion designer which I will always have my mum to thank for.” – Josefin Wanner
Josefin Wanner is the founder and designer of Swedish, sustainable fashion brand Wanner Label.
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“The best thing my mum taught me was to eat healthy. As a child I never appreciated her efforts, but these days I’m grateful it got so ingrained in my eating habits that I automatically eat healthy most of the time. It’s a big win, and a learning I will profit from every single day for my entire life.” – Chris Kaiser
Chris is a nature and animal lover. With his company Click A Tree he is currently on a mission to make sustainability as simple as possible.
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“The best thing my mum taught me was that there is no reason to be jealous of anyone. She said that you have two hands and a brain. If you want something that someone else has, go out and get it on your own. That is how I live my life.” – Ilena Di Toro
Ilena Di Toro is Webmaster/Owner of www.justmovieposters.com
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“The best thing my mum taught me was when you can choose between doing the right thing, or the easy thing, always choose the right thing. It can be easy to ignore someone in need, to take short cuts, to only think about yourself at times. She always encouraged me to pause, take a breath, and ask myself what the right thing to do would be. It’s not always easy, but I have always tried my best to remember this advice in every moment.” – Kristia
Kristia is a Digital Content Manager by day, avid dessert maker and consumer by night! Learn more at www.bestdesserts.co
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Treat mum to an iso picnic lunch in your backyard this year. Forget the paper plates and plastic cutlery – a proper picnic deserves proper dinnerware, and the Sunnylife Lovers Picnic Set will do the job perfectly!
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“The best thing my mum taught me was to be positive and look for the bright side in every situation.” – Anita van Rooyen
Anita van Rooyen (former shyest person in the universe) is a human behaviour expert and the Chief Confidence Hacker. Check out Anita’s Mindset Magic Cards here.
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