The weekend has arrived, bringing with it more rain and a change in time. Did you know that the "true" time we should be following is winter time? When I discovered this, I felt more relaxed and realized that autumn and winter have a heavy connotation associated with them, which isn't true. I'm going to use this new knowledge to enjoy, recover, and regenerate this season... to let my body, my ideas, and my energy recharge.

That's why I wanted to share these Matcha Waffles (or pancakes) today. A perfect recipe to help us reflect on everything this weekend brings, especially more calm and self-care.

Revenue

If you don't have a waffle maker, don't worry! Simply proceed with the recipe as you would when cooking pancakes.

Makes 6 to 8 mini waffles - or pancakes.

• 1 cup of flour, I use white spelt flour.

• 2 teaspoons of Matcha

• 1 teaspoon of yeast

• pinch of salt

• ½ cup rolled oats (lightly crushed)

• 2 tablespoons of coconut oil or melted unsalted butter

• 180 ml of milk, you can use plant-based milk if you prefer.

• 1 egg

• 1 ripe banana (mashed)

• 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract

Toppings:

• Vanilla yogurt

• Maple syrup

• Red fruits

• An extra touch of matcha powder

Preparation

Sift the flour, matcha , salt, and yeast into a large bowl.

Add the crushed oats (you can do this in a blender - do not sift). Mix well.

In another bowl, combine the slightly cooled melted coconut oil (or butter), milk, egg, mashed banana, and vanilla. Mix well.

Gently incorporate with the dry ingredients until you obtain a smooth dough. If you find it too dry (as the size of the banana may vary), add more milk.

Heat and grease the waffle iron (with butter or coconut oil).

Cook until golden brown.

Serve with vanilla yogurt, red berries, and maple syrup to taste.

Why cosmic?

Matcha contains very specific properties that work with women's energy, especially their creativity, energy, and motivation. If the Matcha is organic, fresh, and has that unique vibrant color, when consumed with intention it will support our mental clarity, motivation, and creative energy, and especially helps to work on our intuition.

Right now there's a huge shortage of quality matcha... the real matcha from Japan isn't keeping up with the demand for this mystical and special plant . So always be suspicious when the price is low... and check the color. It has to be a vibrant green powder, with a fresh look... nothing pale, dark, or "wilted".