One year ago, Oct 11 2019, I timidly created my first Coil article and published it.

I shared one of the sauces I make most often:

Cashew cream sauce

Back then, I didn't really know how things worked and had no idea how much I would love being part of the Coil & Cinnamon family!

I didn't really start contributing to the platforms until 7 months later after that first cashew cream sauce article, but thought this would be a good moment to step back to look at my content and organize it a bit.

Most recent article

Gala node using VPS on Vultr – Mac guide

Food

#PancakeMaster #ChallengesByCin – Vegan pancakes with mango sauce

Banana spinach mint ice cream

Black bean brownies

Cantaloupe & berries drink

Cashew cream sauce

Celery & Brazil nuts drink

Chocolate cherry oatmeal

Chickpea pancakes

Chipotle butternut pasta bake

Clean the fridge dinner

Cooking with the seasons – Summer – Plum sauce/dressing

Cooking without oil

Cooking-therapy and a whole food plant based lifestyle

Cranberry chocolate chickpea bites

Cranberry cream

Cranberry orange dressing

Cranberry Pear baked oatmeal

Cranberry pear oatmeal with oat groats

Cucumber mint dressing

Curried squash apple bean soup

Delicata squash

Details that make a difference (#1) Thinly sliced collard greens

Details that make a difference (#2) Leafy greens

Details that make a difference (#3) Raw sweet corn

Details that make a difference (#4) Oat groats

Farro

Fennel greens – do not discard them!

Hearty chili

Kamut

Kitchen experiments

Lentil stew and pan seared tofu

Maple roasted brussels sprouts with cranberries, apple & pecan

Pasta and beans soup

Parsley & ginger synergy

Pear ginger smoothie

Plant diversity & art in a bowl

Pomegranates

Red curry lentil and vegetable soup

Roasted cauliflower soup

Roasted chickpeas

Salad dressing

Simple details that make a difference

Simple, wholesome and delicious

Smoothing it out

Super creamy vegan corn chowder

Sweet potato chocolate spread

Thyme potato leek casserole

Tofu scramble – Endless possible combinations

Two lentil veggie soup

Unprocessed

Wordless Wednesday – Food edition – Colors of Nature

Wordless Wednesday – How many wholesome ingredients can you fit in a blender?

Wordless Wednesday – Plant based desserts I've made

Wordless Wednesday – When salad is the main dish

Yay! It's CSA day. Time to get creative.

Yummm...Refreshing Summer treats

Zucchini leek frittata

Zucchini pea quiche

Health & wellness

Are you doing what you can to avoid cognitive decline?

Team Sherzai – Building healthy brains together

Snow

Above the clouds

#ShowMeTalent #ChallengesByCin – A snow love story

Do what you love. Do it again. Repeat.

Finding peace

Lessons from the mountains

Never stop playing! Happy New Year!

Playing on the snow with the gopro 360 max

Sometimes dreams do come true

Wordless Wednesday – Revelstoke

Wordless Wednesday – snowboarding edition

Your hobby exposed #ChallengesByCin

Trails & Hiking

Fun things first

Hike the Adirondacks!

Hike the Adirondacks! – Part II

Indian Head and Rainbow Falls

Mount Van Hoevenberg

Rooster Comb Trail

Wordless Wednesday – Hiking the Adirondacks

Wordless Wednesday – My neck of the woods edition

And on other notes..

Drive to serenity

Gala node using VPS on Vultr – Mac guide

Growing up in a city under construction

Never stop playing

Run for the hill of it

The simple basic skill of taking a break

We could all use some magic tricks right now

What is Elrond (ERD)?

Wordless Wednesday – Beach edition

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Cintia

Hey everyone, as most of you know, Catera Combs is hosting this month's Cinnamon challenge #ShowMeTalent. This week I got inspired by some new entries added by Riley, Patty and Lego and decided to participate too!

I was born in Brazil and the first time I saw snow was shortly after I moved to the US, I was 34 years old. I had never been to a ski resort until then and the whole Winter & snow concept was all very foreign to me. I grew up in a tropical country and had never owned any heavy Winter gear like gloves, hats and lined coats.

I tried to ski but was not very successful, it's not easy to learn certain skills when you're not exposed to them as a child and Winter sports are definitely in that category. My main issue with skiing was that I wasn't confident I would be able to stop when needed, so I was that type of very tentative skier that moves slow and is kind of in the way of others.

All that changed at age 40 when I decided to try snowboarding. I had to work hard to learn and it wasn't something that I mastered overnight, but I did learn and now it's one of my favorite things to do!

My husband is American and grew up skiing and snowboarding, he is the main reason I was able to learn, he spent hours and hours with me on the mountain patiently teaching me and *very* patiently waiting on me. But all that wait paid off because now we can have lots of fun playing on the snow together.

Enough talking! Let me show a little bit of the snowboarding talent I worked hard for! I also included some footage of moments when things didn't go as planed :–)

https://www.cinnamon.video/watch?v=371875848669627544

Cintia