Sizzling toasty greetings! Welcome to my kitchen! Like everyone, I have a recipe for the good life to relish. It’s been the cook’s primarily secret until now.
“You are making my job too easy! You’ve been 90% of this hard work. I wish all my patients got it like you do. Stay at it! I need a new picture on your file, I don’t even recognize that old person anymore!” That was last week from my primary physician (aka Doc Lopez) dreaded salty checkup.
I’ve been prescription drug free for a week. In less than 6 months, my A1C has dropped 7 points, my dress size has dropped 4 sizes and I’ve lost over 60 pounds. All by diet, exercise and one monitored prescription. I’ve never taken insulin and refused Doc Lopez’s outwardly attempt. He utterly agreed and said, “let’s see how it goes.”
I got oozing sick on my 45th birthday. I found myself scrapping the cream cheese frosting off a store-bought carrot cake. It was just me and the knife.
I puked afterward and couldn’t stay awake. More to come on this—next recipe.
I scrambled and was determined to get my life back.
Grab your oven mitt and come along with me. This blog is dedicated to “No Sugar Baking!” We’ll talk flavorful treats, scrumptious low-cost meals, zesty hot garage sale bargains and together, how we can chef up a healthy recipe and life, while having rib-sticking fun.
This is no roast. I took up running this week. Yes, you read that right! Ok, that is our secret ingredient. My husband (aka The Hubs) and my daughter (aka Em) are the only ones in the kitchen that know. Check that— along with my nosy neighbors wondering what on earth I am doing– while intermittently walking. If Doc Lopez would have told me, in 6 months, you’ll be running, I would have left instantly. Laughing all the way to grabbing a new pint of frosting and a clean knife.
We’ll take this one day at a time. This week, I’ve challenged myself to be raw. I’ll share the first weeks of my layered cake. Then we’ll move on to strictly the joys of baking and sweetness of life. BecauseI’m far from a baker’s dozen, from an all doom and gloom personality, I’ll spice up each pouched post with a new never tried lip smacking recipe.
We’re on a roll. Life is sweet.
All this made with LOVE!
Jayne (aka The No Sugar Baker!)
Eager to follow you & get your wonderful recipes!
You are the captain of the taste testers—always so supportive!!!
I can’t wait to continue following this Jayne. Good for you for making the changes you needed to make in your eating, exercising, well being!
Thank you, Kristin! Your comforting words mean a lot to me! Coach Beehler has been my biggest cheerleader and literally has worn so many hats in the last 6 months. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!
I just read blog post 2 and 3 – Oh. My. Gosh. Jayne! How scary for you, Chris, and your family. I am looking forward to following your blog and trying some of your recipes. I know we are a society that eats WAY too much sugar, and I myself know I do also.
Chris has always had such a big heart – it’s no surprise to me that he is your biggest cheerleader.
He has a huge heart!!
You will help so many in a very fun way! Using yourself as an example, makes it all believeable.
Thank you for being my #1 mentor!! Much love and respect for you. Lord knows it all believable as we lived it! Some tough days but light at the end of the tunnel now! Just thankful I can share with others needing to hear my message and recipes!!
YOU ROCK GIRL! So happy you are who you are and everything turned out OK. Keep up the good work and thanks for taking us on your ride !
Thank you! It’s been quite a ride for everyone, especially Coach Beehler! Hope you read each blog post this week and will see my light at the end of the tunnel! Try that pie!!!
You are amazing and have so much determination!!!
Thank you for your love and support!!
I’m excited to follow you on this. Looking forward to some new ideas and enthusiasm in my cooking.❤️
As I said at the Xmas flower class, you get it and know my hurt/struggles first hand! Glad you are a taste tester!!
I’m always interested in getting new ideas since I m too far away to sample
You’ll love some of these gems!!
Thank you for being so vulnerable – that’s not easy to do!! I look forward to your recipes!
Thank you! If I can help one person well worth it!!
Oh Jayne…so excited for this! I’ve been reading lots of recipes on the web and am always looking for new things to try! Can’t wait…
Thank you!! I have no doubt you will love some of the recipes!!
Thank you Jayne. I am excited to hear more. One can never be too educated when it comes to one’s health. Since there happens to be a type 2 in the family, this is especially interesting to me. Looking forward to future posts. Also, I am happy for you. Congrats!
You are the pro baker! Type 2 can be very nasty, noone ever mentioned it or questioned me until my vision was gone! Love your kindness!!
I’m so excited for you! I’m looking forward to following your blog and hearing more of your story. You are an inspiration. I may even start running! ❤️
Lol! It’s not really a “run” possibly a jog but I doubled my distance in a week!! Thanks for being a ray of sunshine!!
I just read the article in The Forum! I’m looking forward to trying some of your recipes!!