Hi! I meant to just do a quick ‘hello’ but got news that I’m a finalist for a Hispanicize Tecla Award (!!) – so I want to celebrate that! It’s such an honor. AND I learned how to make poached eggs this morning. Boom and boom! If only I could have a celebratory drink – then, I’d be on cloud 9! But, the 10 day challenge is challenging me not to drink. Bah.
Let’s start with running… I had a good 13 miles run in the morning. It’s getting warm here, but the mornings are still nice and cool – perfect for running.
Vegas showed his support for my marathon training by hugging my stinky socks. Thanks?
Then, I decided I would make poached eggs.
Well – actually I thought about it before my run. I woke up and sipped Spark while perusing the internet for randomness.
I have wanted to make poached eggs for a while and finally googled it and saw it’s surprisingly easy! So, when I got back I made poached egg toast and later made fancy avocado poached egg bodillos for Ben.
Ben wasn’t around while I was eating so I waited to make another batch. Poached eggs have to be fresh because re-heating them would cook the runny yolk too much.
How to make poached eggs:
^ This is from memory. I read 3 sites for recipe directions and they all has basically the same easy steps. I memorized the timing – I think that is the secret. Just trust that it’s going to work and don’t check them.
Oh – see that broccoli on the side of the pan… ^^^
Yeah, I FORGOT I was roasting broccoli last night. I was trying to meal prep and since the oven was on for dinner I added a pan of broccoli. It roasted and I turned the oven off and went to eat dinner…
I totally forgot about it until I was running this morning. Luckily, I convinced myself it was fine and I could still eat it.
I tasted it and it was good so I ate a bunch with breakfast and put the rest in a container for later. Boom.
There was also fruit and Spark and crackers with cheese at some point in the day…
And someone asked what I put on my salads….
This depends on the day and my mood. But I mostly stick with the exact same dish for months and months until I get sick of it.
Right now it’s Bolthouse Salsa Ranch (or regular Ranch when the store doesn’t have that kind), TJ’s sesame vinaigrette (used the last of it and threw it away before this picture), Sriracha, Bragg Aminos and sometimes ketchup. Yes, all of those.
Hispanicize 2017 Tecla Award Finalist Health and Wellness Creator
I didn’t even realize I was nominated for a Hispanicize Award and then saw an email this morning to the finalists. WHAT?! This is crazy awesome. I’m a finalist in the Top Health and Wellness Creator category.
This means a lot to me for a ton of reasons. I am very proud to be able to share my lil health, running and weight loss journey on the internet. I’m very proud to be Hispanic. I am very proud if even one person feels like they can be healthier or happier or runnier or whatever when they follow Run Eat Repeat. Seriously.
Thank you for reading and following me on social media. It really helps me have support, credibility and be able to spread the running and eating love.
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Thank you so much for hanging out with me online all the time. I’ll make you a poached egg or something if you come over my house. (Or a skinny margarita since that’s what’s really on my mind right now.)
Tracey Coleman says
No, I’ve never poached eggs. My great-grandmother used to make them and my mother made soft boiled eggs, which seemed less messy to me. I opt for those over poached, but you’re right about things like Benedict sauce.
Yes, I would eat the broccoli.
Adrian says
First off congrats on the award.
I eat a lot of food that’s expired but I don’t think I’d eat broccoli that was left in the oven overnight.
In case you ever want to make poached eggs. I follow this from Bon Appetit and it works great!
Gently crack an egg into the water, making sure it’s completely submerged. Cover with a saucer and microwave on high for about 1 minute, or until the white is set but the yolk is still runny. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the egg to a plate
Joan Dukore says
If you’re making more than one, add a bit of vinegar to the water. Keeps the eggs separate.
[email protected] says
congrats on your nomination!
Great run, I ran 7 this morning and thought that was great till I saw that. Haha You almost doubled me!
Vanessa | THE REAL LIFE says
Congrats on the award nomination, and a great 13-mile run! Also: Vegas is so darn cute.
Angie says
What are the crackers pictured above?
Nathaly @NathyCure says
I don’t like broccoli that much so I think I wouldn’t eat it.
Congratulations on your nomination for the Hispanicise tecla award! You should plan a meet and greet if you come to Miami:)
Run Eat Repeat says
Thanks! Are you in Miami?
Amy says
Wait . . . Ketchup on a salad? Picture or it doesn’t happen.
Run Eat Repeat says
It 1000% happens all the time. I do this mostly if I put eggs in/on my salad or breaded chicken (like chicken fingers).
Charmaine Ng | Architecture & Lifestyle Blog says
So going to try your poached egg method out. I can never make them for some reason.
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Run Eat Repeat says
I think timing it helps.
Krista @ Gringita says
Haha, can’t believe that broccoli was still good! But yea, if its good still of course! I’ve never made a poached egg like that it looks great! Congrats on the nomination!!!
Kaylin@EnticingHealthyEating says
Congrats on the award nomination! I have left broccoli in the oven overnight when roasting it before as well. It tasted fine so I ate it! And didn’t die. So you should be good.
Run Eat Repeat says
You’ve done that before too?! That makes me feel better in some odd way.