Happy Mother’s Day to all you hard working moms reading. To celebrate YOU, I am giving away a copy of Let Them Eat Vegan! And, if you already have Let Them Eat Vegan, then you may choose one of my other cookbooks (eat, drink & be vegan, Vive le Vegan!, or The Everyday Vegan)! YAY!
All you have to do to enter is leave a comment on this post with your favorite Mother’s Day memory or tradition. And, if you’d like to grab yourself a second entry, then simply tweet this post (you can use the button on this page, up there ↑). Contest open to residents of Canada and the US. AND, you don’t have to be a mom to enter. You can be a mom, enter for your mom, or any mom! Or, because you a planning to be a mom. 🙂 You get the idea!
And, if you’d like to return a Mother’s Day sweet… if you DO already have Let Them Eat Vegan and are loving it, would you please share a short yumbo-bumbo review on amazon? It takes just a minute or two, and I would really appreciate it. Plus, I figure you might need something to do this weekend – other than twiddling your thumbs because your family is doing ALL the cooking and cleaning. 😉
And, if you need some ideas for Mother’s Day breakfast or brunch recipes, why not try my Fantastic French Toast, Hempanola, Strawberry Goji Smoothie (the color is so pretty!), or these…
Apple Oat Pancakes (from Vive le Vegan!), click to link to recipe
Happy Mother’s Day! Good luck!
Beth says
My favorite Mother’s Day memory is when my sister and I would wake up early and make a special breakfast for my mom — blueberry or banana pancakes, fresh fruit and lots of coffee (which my mom loves!).
April McMillan says
Also, I just tweeted AND followed you on twitter.
April McMillan says
My favorite Mother’s Day memory is of making my mother a homemade Mother’s Day card and trying to make her breakfast in bed. Now, Mother’s Day is a little bittersweet since she passed away from a brain aneurysm almost 15 years ago. My own daughter was just 6 months old and has grown up not knowing her grandma.
Tasha says
My mother’s favorite flowers were roses. One year each of her kids and grandchildren each gave her a rose bush. Though she is no longer with us we can still look at her yard at her most precious roses!
Denise says
I tweeted about this as well. 🙂
https://twitter.com/#!/A_HeartFor_More/status/201405978653106176