On Monday, when I got home from work, instead of making this crumble, I made this sweet potato hummus. Let me tell you, it was delicious. I immediately put some in a tupper ware to bring to a friend at work, and some more in another tupper ware to bring to Jon’s mom. I don’t think I ever want to try another hummus ever again, because this one is just perfection. My only suggestion is to over-estimate the amount of sweet potato you need. It’s better with more. Also since you roast the sweet potatoes anyway, roast the garlic too.
In other news, here are two of the hats I’ve knitted thus far.
The grey is the second one I’ve done, and the green is the third. The grey is way too big and the green is just slightly too short. I’m really excited about learning to knit and discovering knitting in the round. It was intimidating at first, but it’s so, so, simple and I love it. I have been making up the patterns as I go, which is why the sizing hasn’t been perfect. I’m definitely okay with learning via trial and error; experience is the best teacher. If anybody knits, and wants to know my patterns for these hats, let me know and I’ll write-up a post. Anyway, I’m off to try a head wrap, ear warmer thing next…oh and help cook for tomorrow.
<3 Frankie
Loving those hats. Cute!
Thanks Rose! I gave the green one to my sister for a belated birthday gift… kinda wish it fit me better so I could have kept it.
I’d love a pattern! I took up knitting to burn off some work-stress and have fallen in love with it!!
Awesome! I love it too. Did you learn to knit in the round yet? It makes it exponentially more fun. I’ll post a pattern sometime soon!
Nice job on the hats! I can only do scarves, but I taught myself how to make little knit flowers and put them on the bottoms to spruce them up. Hats are definitely my next venture.
I want to learn to make knit flowers! I’ve tried to crochet them a few times but it doesn’t work out well. Hat’s are super easy. I’m sure if you can knit flowers you can make hats.
Thanks.