Day 14: Lazy Sunday :)

Got a stonking 10hr sleep!!

Clearly needed it :)  Spent the remainder of the "morning" (ahem) supping fresh black coffee on the sofa, reading my delectable new Yotam Ottolenghi recipe book (purchased last time I was in London):

Freddie says CHILLAX

By the time it came round to eating, it was definitely more lunch than breakfast, but I embraced the whole "brunch" concept and really ran with it (despite my general distaste for portmanteaus..), to produce the following masterpiece.... (!)

"Brunch"

• Coconut protein power pancakes: 3 eggs, 1 scoop vanilla whey, coconut flour, cinnamon  nutmeg, coconut oil, coconut milk, baking powder
  
• with warm raspberries  coconut oil and Daylesford Organic Apple and Vanilla Puree (organic apple and vanilla only)

YIKES!

I cannot tell a lie.  This was glorious.  :)

Off to the cinema to watch On The Road.  Didn't prepare a snack as quite honestly not required!

[NB my 1 word film review: unnecessary.  And I'd prob recommend going with ppl who've read the book. (I didn't.  Our post-movie discussion was somewhat stunted) That is, of course, if you've read it yourself.  If not, I wouldn't bother with the movie at all actually]

Happily managed post-cinema drink at the Brude of soda water and lime (only).

Tea

The only TV program me + James are bothered about is Homeland.  I mentioned it last week, and I'll probably mention it every week.  If you haven't seen it, you're daft.

[Can't really summarise it in a gif.  Otherwise I would have!]

Tea, as a consequence, was a rather manic affair.

This resulted in:

• 2 small fillets of wild sustainably caught Alaskan salmon, with fennel seeds, lime zest and lime juice in coconut oil;
• Creamed cauliflower (cauli, sea salt, pepper, coconut milk)
• Asparagus and spinach with coconut oil, seasoning and lime juice

That's right.  I ate fish. Told you I was open to it. 

Super-quick and super-delicious dessert:

• 1 large mango (proper ripe), with lime juice, lime zest and coconut milk

Beautiful.

:)