Red Pesto Millet
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Red Pesto Millet

Breakfast in the nature.

I’ve created a kind of a routine for myself. Once a week I eat out. Not in a restaurant, but in a nature. There’s a magic in eating in nature and I mean it. Each time I prepare breakfast in the evening and I know that I’ll have to get up at 4-4:30 am , it makes me excited. I know that there will be a colourful sky involved, that I’ll drive outside of Berlin and there will be hardly any cars and that I’ll eat in a beautiful location.

Whenever I am planning another breakfast outside, I have hundreds of pictures in my head. I imagine having it in a forest, in between fields, on a beach… I think it’s a summer thing. This time I’ve found a perfect location next to a field. It was one of these accidental discoveries, I saw it and it made me stop my car. But it was a week ago. It took me about an hour to find it again, bummer. I usually take a table and chairs, I actually carry them in a truck of my car constantly lately. This time there was no use for them. Just a blanket, pillows and what was already there. The only thing I didn’t predict were 12*C, which didn’t go well with a cold brew. Who would think that in July, when there’s 25*C during a day, it will be so cold in a morning.

It was wonderful anyway, so refreshing, helps to clear a head. There’s no computer, no music, just nature around. Kind of back to basics. We all need it from time to time, don’t we.

This time I made something really easy – breakfast in a jar. I mixed millet with red pesto (homemade one is amazing!), added baby salad, feta, tomatoes, boiled egg and wow! The magic happened!

Recipe

You will need (for 2):

  • 1/5 cup millet
  • 4-5 tbsp pesto
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • baby salad or spinach
  • feta
  • tomatoes
  • 1 egg, boiled
  • salt and pepper
Cook millet as you usually do. When it cools down, mix with pesto and divide between two jars. Top with salad or spinach, feta, tomatoes, pour a bit of oil over and finish with a boiled egg. Season with salt and pepper for taste.

Best, Marta
12 Comments
  • Ellie | from scratch, mostly Reply

    This looks so lovely, Marta! I really really want to get out to eat in nature more, but it’s sort of hard to find any reasonable spots at a reasonable distance since I live in the inner city. This is so nice though…and I feel like I’m living through your sweet experience. 😀

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      I have kind of the same situation. I live in a city, quite central and to have breakfast in nature I had to find a solution. You need to find yours as well 🙂

  • kitchenriffs Reply

    Your nature breakfasts are so much fun! Very creative — and delish. 🙂

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      Thank you! I hope to have more and more in the future.

  • Zielenina Reply

    piknik z kostkami lodu w zapasie to czysta rozpusta 😉

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      To był wyjątkowo zimny poranek, także nie udało im się roztopić 😀

  • Elsa | the whinery Reply

    This is such an awesome idea, this new routine of yours. I can’t imagine a more perfect way to have breakfast. That salad looks delicious too!

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      Thank you! I really like it as well. Hope that summer won’t end too early 🙂

  • Beautiful pictures and delicious dish! I love this routine of yours. I’d call it more of a routine killer… ;-)Cheers,Rosa

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      Thank you Rosa :*

  • valentina | sweet kabocha Reply

    I think that anyone has to add your new routine to their own. Eating in the nature seems so cheering <3

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      I totally agree, I love each time 🙂

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