It's been more than a hot minute since I've made an entry here. In fact, it's almost been a year. The truth isn't because I've been too busy-no the truth is much, much more shameful: I've been too lazy. Too lazy to write, and too lazy to eat the way I know I should eat. However, on the bright side, I have recently passed consecutive day 1000 of walking at least one mile. It's something that five years ago I would have said would be impossible. I have, for the last couple of weeks, returned to eating more whole, less processed foods. In that short time, I have already lost a few pounds, and more importantly, have begun to feel great! At the end of each of these blog entries I have always written, " Nothing tastes as good as healthy feels!!". That is a lie, a fallacy, fiction, untruth, falsehood, fib, whatever word for it you choose. What I meant in the statement is that healthy feels better than food tastes. I think I
Tomato soup, a favorite of eleventy billion people, give or take a few. I love it, I've never tasted any tomato soup that I haven't liked. Roasted red bell peppers are amazingly good, and roasted peppers in tomato soup are even more than amazingly good, they are amazingly delicious. But wait a gosh darn minute!!! Roasted red pepper pasta sauce is delicious too!!! What if I gave you a recipe for soup that with one small addition doubles as a wonderful roasted red pepper spaghetti sauce?!?! I found this nutritious soup recipe while scrolling through My Fitness Pal and decided to try it. I am sure glad I did; it's very easy to make and tastes soooo good. A week or so after I made and froze the soup I got a hankering for spaghetti, but I didn't have any sauce, nor did I have the ingredients to make some. About the time I started thinking about whining to Iggy about it, the notion hit me to use a cup of the roasted red pepper toma