27 min
Healthy Pancakes! Model/Actress, Molly Ritter, shares the recipes that keep her in shape Dear Food
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Have you ever looked at a beautiful Model and thought, I wonder what she eats? Molly Ritter, is an *actual* Model and Actress, and she got so tired of being asked that very question, that she went ahead and created her own food blog. Lucky for us, because her recipes are fantastic and actually succeed at tasting delicious while still being healthy. She shares two of her favorite breakfast recipes with us, and gives us a little glimpse inside her daily life.
What’s in this episode:
How Molly became a food blogger How being an Actor and Model affects what Molly eats How Molly makes healthy food taste delicious She shares her collagen pancake recipe What goes into developing a healthy recipe Why Molly is not afraid of carbs What makes the *perfect* pancake This is controversial, but Molly swears by adding vegetables to her pancakes. It’s way better than you think, she explains. The spice that makes everything taste like donuts Another make-ahead breakfast you have to try this week: overnight oats Molly’s pumpkin overnight oats recipe is *Chef’s kiss* The signature cooking method she has dubbed “dump and pray” Pro tip for overnight oats - you can reuse a nut butter jar, and you don’t even have to clean it first! Molly’s mindset in the kitchen is actually great advice for life at large Molly’s famous uncle … kind of Links from the show:
Molly on Instagram: @MollyRitter Thyme For Honey on Instagram @Thymeforhoney Thyme For Honey blog: www.ThymeForHoney.com Dear Food on Instagram @DearFoodPodcast Dear Food on YouTube Recipes from the show:
Pumpkin Maple Overnight Oatmeal recipe:
https://thymeforhoney.com/pumpkin-maple-overnight-oatmeal/
Be on the Show
Tell us your food stories! The first time you remember tasting food, your dream dinner, or just a food that you can’t stop thinking about. Call in to leave us a voicemail at 626-709-6551 or send your messages to dearfoodpodcast@gmail.com
Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts, and share this episode with a friend! It makes a huge difference for independent podcasters like me.
Have you ever looked at a beautiful Model and thought, I wonder what she eats? Molly Ritter, is an *actual* Model and Actress, and she got so tired of being asked that very question, that she went ahead and created her own food blog. Lucky for us, because her recipes are fantastic and actually succeed at tasting delicious while still being healthy. She shares two of her favorite breakfast recipes with us, and gives us a little glimpse inside her daily life.
What’s in this episode:
How Molly became a food blogger How being an Actor and Model affects what Molly eats How Molly makes healthy food taste delicious She shares her collagen pancake recipe What goes into developing a healthy recipe Why Molly is not afraid of carbs What makes the *perfect* pancake This is controversial, but Molly swears by adding vegetables to her pancakes. It’s way better than you think, she explains. The spice that makes everything taste like donuts Another make-ahead breakfast you have to try this week: overnight oats Molly’s pumpkin overnight oats recipe is *Chef’s kiss* The signature cooking method she has dubbed “dump and pray” Pro tip for overnight oats - you can reuse a nut butter jar, and you don’t even have to clean it first! Molly’s mindset in the kitchen is actually great advice for life at large Molly’s famous uncle … kind of Links from the show:
Molly on Instagram: @MollyRitter Thyme For Honey on Instagram @Thymeforhoney Thyme For Honey blog: www.ThymeForHoney.com Dear Food on Instagram @DearFoodPodcast Dear Food on YouTube Recipes from the show:
Pumpkin Maple Overnight Oatmeal recipe:
https://thymeforhoney.com/pumpkin-maple-overnight-oatmeal/
Be on the Show
Tell us your food stories! The first time you remember tasting food, your dream dinner, or just a food that you can’t stop thinking about. Call in to leave us a voicemail at 626-709-6551 or send your messages to dearfoodpodcast@gmail.com
Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts, and share this episode with a friend! It makes a huge difference for independent podcasters like me.
27 min