I have this for days on end and never get tired of it. So many ways to subvert the format with spices and garnishes. It is VEGAN (I am not vegan but respect) so it's something everyone can enjoy.
This is my favorite recipe and it's super cheap as well. You need one can of coconut milk and three cans of chickpeas as well as some peanut butter. Blend about a third of it and season it with everything you'd normally use (curry paste, salt, paprika, lime juice, turmeric, etc. etc.) Whatever your heart desires. Yummy and vegan too
I love making this on a Sunday and eating off of it all week. It’s so good on its own but you could use it with other dishes as well. It’s great with a salad, it rules with a crusty piece of bread. Also a great way to use random things you have leftover or need to use it - throw in broccoli, nuts, other beans and cheeses, whatever your heart desires!
Last Thursday, a meteor appeared in the night sky over Los Angeles. I stood in place for 30 seconds watching it blaze brilliant red and orange before fizzling out suddenly. The experience moved me immensely and filled me with a sense of hope that I hadn’t felt in quite some time. I read later that it was a SpaceX satellite. I wish I hadn’t.
There's something about a wet and humid early morning that heals my soul. It's like a free sound bath. Especially if you are lucky and have a little bit of thunder alongside.
I have done this everywhere that I have lived. There are some beautiful images lost on the discarded blank face of a postcard, and they deserve to be cherished just as much as the big piece of art you have framed in your living room. You can find many for cheap at your local thrift. There’s a lot of fun to be had in grouping different images together for a collage effect. Space them out a bit more if it all feels a bit claustrophobic. Use some blue painter's tape for a pop of color.
