Hi guys! Hows your humpday treating you? I’ve been pretty productive thus far, creating a new Flickr account so you all can log on to see my food porn any time you want. lol
Pretty snazzy, no?
Also, on the spur of the moment I decided to hit up a 90 minute power yoga class at my studio. I’m been slacking off lately and my hips and hammies are SO tight from all the cardio I’ve been doing! Tisk tisk, Jenna! I really need to make the dedication to at least practice twice a week because it helps my running so much! The class I went to this morning was INTENSE, especially with the standing balances. Going from warrior three to half moon to revolved half moon to standing splits then BACK to half moon nearly killed me. However, an extra long savasana with awesome tunes totally made up for it and I walked out feeling like a brand new person! I also ran into the Hungry Yogini herself while I was there. She was working behind the desk and it was good to see her smiling face!
Because yoga was smack in the middle of lunchtime, I knew I’d need a snack before heading out. I broke into this Trader Joe’s trail mix that my friend Chrissy sent me awhile back in a sweet care package!
I had one serving, which was 1/4 cup:
Twas yum but didn’t seem like the most “natural” thing with the peanut butter chips 😉 My favorite part were the plump, sweet dried cherries!
And I didn’t get to do lunch till about 2:00 because yoga wasn’t over until 1:30. I quickly threw together yet ANOTHER salad (are you sick of them yet? I’m not!)!
+ goodies 🙂
All together now!
The salad was awesome, per usual. It contained organic spring mix (yeahhh Costco!), sliced bell pepper, diced plum tomato, a hard boiled egg, 1/4 cup hummus, 1/3 cup whipped cottage cheese and Texas Pete!
I never thought I could become such a salad addict but what do you know? They really fill you up when you junk ’em up with all the good(e) stuff! 😉
Speaking of the goode stuff, I need to buy some of it today at Total Wine to go with the dinner I’m making tonight of corn on the cob and shrimp po’ boy pitas!
I also do *need* (lol?) to do a teeny tiny bit of shopping for next weekend. Everyone I’ve talked to said its blazing hot during the day and chilly at night so pack layers. I also want to look professional yet laid back at the same time. All I do here in Florida is run around in rainbow flip flops and yoga pants all day so I might need some guidance. Haha. Anyone? (Anna, I’m talking to you, you fashionista!)
I am always chilly, so I totally second the layers advice. You love dresses, so I would pair those with cardigans, blazers, and SCARVES! Pashminas are terrific, because they can save you in a pinch- ’round the neck, over the shoulders, etc, etc. Bring lots of separates that you can mix and match so you don’t look too formal (like you might in a one color full suit- you might look like a gangster 🙂 !), but you still look professional.
HM
July 8, 2009 at 2:58 pm
How do you whip cottage cheese??
Good luck with your interview! Just remember the cool confidence, firm handshake and eye contact!
jenna
July 8, 2009 at 3:06 pm
HM,
I don’t! I buy it 🙂 Its Friendship brand and 1% milkfat. Sort of hard to find but amazing!
dorothy
July 8, 2009 at 3:06 pm
hey jenna, i love your blog 🙂
you’re an amaazing cook! love the food porn hah
btw, what brand of whipped cc do you buy? the only good kind i can find is friendship but it’s kinda high in sodium.
have a great dayy and congrats on your interview!!
katie s
July 8, 2009 at 3:11 pm
Salad looks awesome!! LOVE whipped cottage cheese!!! Good luck with the outfit! Try theory, they’re my personal favorite for suits… but pricey so I only buy that stuff for a special occasion 🙂
Ahh, I love trader joe’s trail mix. that one you have really is “tempting”. once i ate almost 1/2 a bag in one sitting, eek!
HM
July 8, 2009 at 3:13 pm
Jenna – so that is versus the standard one with a creamy consistency? I wonder if we are talking about the same thing 🙂 I just buy Nordica 1% but holy cow I LOVE cottage cheese.
Can’t wait to see those po’ boy pitas :D. Sounds yummy!
For bottoms, I would go with a nice summery skirt, wide leg denim, or khakis (white is especially great in the summer, and capri style works well too). A polo tee, other nice tees, or simple summery blouses work well for the top. And cardigans are so versatile and pretty for chilly nights. I probably have a million cardis for various occasions and weather–I use them all!
Those cherries are my absolute FAVORITE. No other dried cherries taste quite like them, and I always end up wishing I had the ones from the tempting mix!
I can’t wait to see those po’ boy pitas you keep teasing us with! 😀
Lindsay S.
July 8, 2009 at 3:34 pm
I live in So Cal and we have been having similar weather to the wine country. I think I good business casual look would be some refined walking shorts (like capris, but they only go to the knee), a cute pair of ballet flats, and a blouse. Then you can always layer with a blazer for evening. I work in a business casual environment and that is practically my uniform 🙂 White walking shorts are my personal favorite.
I work in advertising in NYC and you’d be surprised how many people will dress VERY casual everyday! Although it’s a pretty casual place I do like to be a bit more professional and dresses are my go to in summer. Super easy to throw a blazer (look for linen in summer) or light cardigan on top and suddenly it looks like a skirt!
Also, I passed a store the other day and Ann Taylor Loft looks like they are having a HUGE sale so if there is one by you I’d suggest you check it out. Have fun shopping!
I love the Flickr!
Good luck with the shopping 🙂
Traci
July 8, 2009 at 3:59 pm
I agree with Kristen on the Ann Taylor Loft idea. I shop there all the time, the clothes fit awesome and have a nice clean line. I’m a Corporate Recruiter and absoltely think Ann Taylor will offer you many good ideas to look great. Whatever you go with the key is to just pick something you are comfortable in and feel confident in. I’m sure you have an awesome personality and are confident so just be yourself. Those are always the candidates that come across the best. GOOD LUCK!
Haha – love the Flickr account! And salads are definitely hitting the spot for me this summer too – it’s like the perfect food. As for fashion advice, I wish I could help you but what you run around in in FL is pretty much what I run around in up North! Good luck! 🙂
Love your salads. Also, check your muffin recipe from the other day. You post baking soda in the ingredients list and post baking powder in the instructions.
I made them last night and used baking powder cuz that made more sense, lol.
Fashion wise, I agree, sophisticated and business(ish) yet layed back. Considering what I can tell from your style I would opt for a casual j. crew or banana republic like knee length day skirt with an oxford (or any nice button-up) shirt that is casually tucked in with sleeves loosely cuffed up. And when it gets cooler at night you can just throw on a cute cardigan sweater or a casual “day” blazer (not talking suit here:) )Shoe wise I would go with either a cute pair of flats or those nice gold sandals you wore last weekend at the wedding! Also, if there is any big event (the first night you said when you need to give that 2 minute speech..eek!) I’d go with the outfit/dress you wore out to Flemming’s! Does that help?! Also, any cute anthro dress is always a perfect fit for day to night, cute yet chic, I have personality and my name is Jenna look! Don’t be nervous and just try to enjoy your time in CA. I know it’s easier said than done but it will make all the nerves go away and you will be more of yourself (which like you said with you’re homemade video it had to be your personality that sold these Wine lovers on picking YOU!). Good luck and I can’t wait to here and see (I know you’ll post some great pix) how it all went!! I’m no Anna, but hopefully my advice helped you out a bit?! I know these types of things can be so nerve racking!
i love cottage cheese on salads. i don’t know what it is, but the combo is delicious!
fashion advice: i would invest in a couple summery dresses (not prints), a fitted blazer, and a skinny belt. you can play with other accessories to go from day to night, wear them with heels or flats depending on how dressy you need to be, and layer the blazer to look more professional or to be warmer at night. you can wear the belt over the blazer to look more put together, or alone with a dress. also scarves are great for layering and adding a little interest if you have some with designs on them.
Good tip on the Cali weather. Also, remember California tends to be more laid back. (I live in Cali, transplant from Indiana.) If you choose a suit, go with lighter color. Even something unusual like robin’s egg blue or pink thrown in there will work well. Just a thought. Good luck again!
mm that cottage cheese looks good! maybe i could eat that! I came across your super charge me cookis and wanted to see if you had a recipe!
Karen
July 8, 2009 at 5:25 pm
It’s all in the accessories, imo. I work at a Manhattan art gallery and while I’m far from a fashionista, I can say the women I see who dress in simple colors tend to look more professional than the ones who wear lots of patterns. But these same women also mix it up and add flair via scarves, blazers, colorful heels, earrings, bracelets and other accessories. So they come off looking really put together and professional, but also youthful and fun. PLUS they can mix and match very easily.
I agree that dresses are a good bet because they tend to be in the middle of being casual and dressy, but I also don’t think it hurts to ask your contact what they recommend because who knows where you’ll be interviewing or what you’ll be doing when you’re there. Best to ask before you go out and spend a bunch on new clothes. My personal favorite is a nice pair of jeans and a cute blazer, but then again I work in marketing so my business is pretty causal. I also think that given the kind of job you’re interviewing your look is kind of part of the package so it doesn’t hurt to pick things out that represent your personal style. I’m sure you’ll get some great finds at anthro.
Those blueberry banana muffins were GREAT! They turned out so moist, I didn’t even have to store them covered! Yummmyyyyy
Amber
July 8, 2009 at 6:31 pm
I grew up in Sonoma County, so I’m pretty familiar with the Wine Country weather. The key to Northern California weather is layers … the temperature changes pretty quickly. Usually it would be really hot during the day (but not a muggy hot like Florida) and then cool at night, but, we’ve been having somewhat milder weather lately (80s instead of 90s during the day.)
Most businesses in CA do embrace business casual (slacks, skirts, and nice tops) but a suit for an interview is probably best.
Good luck!!!!
Amber
July 8, 2009 at 6:37 pm
I just read down to your last post and thought of some of my favorite Healdsburg restaurants:
Bear Republic Brewery — it is more of a burgers and sandwich place, but, they have lots of options, yummy food and great beer in a great location.
Willi’s Wine Bar — this is one of my favorite restaurants. They are a small plates restaurant with lots of seafood.
Downtown Healdsburg is so cute and pretty much every restaurant is good.
I need to hire you to come to my house and make me some salads. I am SOOO horrible at making salads at home..they turn out, well, less than appealing.
But yours always look so ‘COVER OF FOOD & WINE’-ISH.
Two Snaps!! 😉
Sounds like a wonderful yoga class, and how neat that you got to see Courtney!
Loving the looks of that salad… as usual! 😉
Sharon
July 8, 2009 at 8:26 pm
So happy for you girl!! I know you’ll do great for your interview!!! Good luck! Not that you’ll need it 🙂
Lauren
July 8, 2009 at 8:45 pm
Hey Jenna-
Can you recommend a beginner/intermediate yoga workout for those of us who experience tightness from cardio but who are not well-versed in yoga? The stretching and hip-opening qualities sound like something I (and my sore legs!) am missing, but I don’t know where to start. help! thanks.
Sharon
July 8, 2009 at 8:49 pm
BTW, your b is celebrating right along with you…don’t question otherwise! Big smiles from up above…I know it.
I could eat salad twice a day every day. Oh wait, I usually do!
Definitely pashminas and a nice structured jacket that you can wear with nice jeans and heels or with a dress if it gets chilly. I love pencil skirts for more casual interviews, but unfortunately I have had to buy some pret-ty formal suits for some of my job interviews. Hopefully that will all change someday when i break into hospitality PR, but for now, its a more corporate environment. Good luck, you will look great and be great!
Your salads always look so good. I’ve never thought of adding hot sauce to salad! I’ll definitely have to try it though because I love hot sauce!
(oops, I posted this comment on your previous post by accident 🙂 )
tracy
July 13, 2009 at 11:27 am
i made the muffins over the weekend. Wh Wheat Blueberry. Quick question – the recipe says baking soda, but the directions say baking powder. I used b powder b/c the milk was the acid and thought that was right. they turned out well. Just checking on which it is? thanks!
Courtney (The Hungry Yogini)
July 8, 2009 at 2:53 pmGirl, so great to run into you at the studio!!!! I was hoping I would bump into you soon =)
I see Jen taught her infamous standing series…gets my hiney in gear every time! She’s the best…and her music is always awesome.
Glad you enjoyed class! And let’s definitely plan on gettin together next week! Maybe Wednesday or Thursday?
Enjoy the rest of your day!
alex at happygoluckyalex.wordpress.com
July 8, 2009 at 2:57 pmI am always chilly, so I totally second the layers advice. You love dresses, so I would pair those with cardigans, blazers, and SCARVES! Pashminas are terrific, because they can save you in a pinch- ’round the neck, over the shoulders, etc, etc. Bring lots of separates that you can mix and match so you don’t look too formal (like you might in a one color full suit- you might look like a gangster 🙂 !), but you still look professional.
HM
July 8, 2009 at 2:58 pmHow do you whip cottage cheese??
Good luck with your interview! Just remember the cool confidence, firm handshake and eye contact!
jenna
July 8, 2009 at 3:06 pmHM,
I don’t! I buy it 🙂 Its Friendship brand and 1% milkfat. Sort of hard to find but amazing!
dorothy
July 8, 2009 at 3:06 pmhey jenna, i love your blog 🙂
you’re an amaazing cook! love the food porn hah
btw, what brand of whipped cc do you buy? the only good kind i can find is friendship but it’s kinda high in sodium.
have a great dayy and congrats on your interview!!
katie s
July 8, 2009 at 3:11 pmSalad looks awesome!! LOVE whipped cottage cheese!!! Good luck with the outfit! Try theory, they’re my personal favorite for suits… but pricey so I only buy that stuff for a special occasion 🙂
Kristin @ Iowa Girl Eats
July 8, 2009 at 3:11 pmI would definitely say stock up on biz casual blazers that you can wear with dressier pants, skirts, etc – oh, and some nice light scarves 🙂
Megan (The Runner's Kitchen)
July 8, 2009 at 3:12 pmAhh, I love trader joe’s trail mix. that one you have really is “tempting”. once i ate almost 1/2 a bag in one sitting, eek!
HM
July 8, 2009 at 3:13 pmJenna – so that is versus the standard one with a creamy consistency? I wonder if we are talking about the same thing 🙂 I just buy Nordica 1% but holy cow I LOVE cottage cheese.
Maria
July 8, 2009 at 3:14 pmCan’t wait to see those po’ boy pitas :D. Sounds yummy!
For bottoms, I would go with a nice summery skirt, wide leg denim, or khakis (white is especially great in the summer, and capri style works well too). A polo tee, other nice tees, or simple summery blouses work well for the top. And cardigans are so versatile and pretty for chilly nights. I probably have a million cardis for various occasions and weather–I use them all!
Ellen (Peace In Motion)
July 8, 2009 at 3:19 pmThose cherries are my absolute FAVORITE. No other dried cherries taste quite like them, and I always end up wishing I had the ones from the tempting mix!
brandi
July 8, 2009 at 3:19 pmi’m glad you were able to get to yoga today! it sounds great but intense 🙂
i can’t wait to see dinner! I love salads like this, although I would leave the cottage cheese. I’ve never been a fan for some reason.
Christie @ Quit Your Diet
July 8, 2009 at 3:23 pmGlad you enjoyed the yoga class!
Good luck with the wardrobe advice! i don’t know anything about California style!
MarathonVal
July 8, 2009 at 3:26 pmI always think it’s hilarious how many food bloggers live in the same city, haha! Must be fun! 🙂
Whitney
July 8, 2009 at 3:29 pmMmmmm, lunch yoga!
I can’t wait to see those po’ boy pitas you keep teasing us with! 😀
Lindsay S.
July 8, 2009 at 3:34 pmI live in So Cal and we have been having similar weather to the wine country. I think I good business casual look would be some refined walking shorts (like capris, but they only go to the knee), a cute pair of ballet flats, and a blouse. Then you can always layer with a blazer for evening. I work in a business casual environment and that is practically my uniform 🙂 White walking shorts are my personal favorite.
Kristen
July 8, 2009 at 3:34 pmI work in advertising in NYC and you’d be surprised how many people will dress VERY casual everyday! Although it’s a pretty casual place I do like to be a bit more professional and dresses are my go to in summer. Super easy to throw a blazer (look for linen in summer) or light cardigan on top and suddenly it looks like a skirt!
Also, I passed a store the other day and Ann Taylor Loft looks like they are having a HUGE sale so if there is one by you I’d suggest you check it out. Have fun shopping!
Danielle
July 8, 2009 at 3:35 pmI love salads especially in the heat of summer so delicious and refreshing!
Rose
July 8, 2009 at 3:50 pmGreat idea with the Flickr! Food porn anytime 🙂
Sarah
July 8, 2009 at 3:57 pmI love the Flickr!
Good luck with the shopping 🙂
Traci
July 8, 2009 at 3:59 pmI agree with Kristen on the Ann Taylor Loft idea. I shop there all the time, the clothes fit awesome and have a nice clean line. I’m a Corporate Recruiter and absoltely think Ann Taylor will offer you many good ideas to look great. Whatever you go with the key is to just pick something you are comfortable in and feel confident in. I’m sure you have an awesome personality and are confident so just be yourself. Those are always the candidates that come across the best. GOOD LUCK!
Cait (Cait's Plate)
July 8, 2009 at 4:17 pmHaha – love the Flickr account! And salads are definitely hitting the spot for me this summer too – it’s like the perfect food. As for fashion advice, I wish I could help you but what you run around in in FL is pretty much what I run around in up North! Good luck! 🙂
Cait (Cait's Plate)
July 8, 2009 at 4:18 pmPS – so jealous you’re getting to go to CA. I too have always wanted to go and hope to someday soon. Take lots of pictures to share!!
Erin
July 8, 2009 at 4:24 pmLove your salads. Also, check your muffin recipe from the other day. You post baking soda in the ingredients list and post baking powder in the instructions.
I made them last night and used baking powder cuz that made more sense, lol.
Simone
July 8, 2009 at 4:24 pmFashion wise, I agree, sophisticated and business(ish) yet layed back. Considering what I can tell from your style I would opt for a casual j. crew or banana republic like knee length day skirt with an oxford (or any nice button-up) shirt that is casually tucked in with sleeves loosely cuffed up. And when it gets cooler at night you can just throw on a cute cardigan sweater or a casual “day” blazer (not talking suit here:) )Shoe wise I would go with either a cute pair of flats or those nice gold sandals you wore last weekend at the wedding! Also, if there is any big event (the first night you said when you need to give that 2 minute speech..eek!) I’d go with the outfit/dress you wore out to Flemming’s! Does that help?! Also, any cute anthro dress is always a perfect fit for day to night, cute yet chic, I have personality and my name is Jenna look! Don’t be nervous and just try to enjoy your time in CA. I know it’s easier said than done but it will make all the nerves go away and you will be more of yourself (which like you said with you’re homemade video it had to be your personality that sold these Wine lovers on picking YOU!). Good luck and I can’t wait to here and see (I know you’ll post some great pix) how it all went!! I’m no Anna, but hopefully my advice helped you out a bit?! I know these types of things can be so nerve racking!
leslie
July 8, 2009 at 4:27 pmi love cottage cheese on salads. i don’t know what it is, but the combo is delicious!
fashion advice: i would invest in a couple summery dresses (not prints), a fitted blazer, and a skinny belt. you can play with other accessories to go from day to night, wear them with heels or flats depending on how dressy you need to be, and layer the blazer to look more professional or to be warmer at night. you can wear the belt over the blazer to look more put together, or alone with a dress. also scarves are great for layering and adding a little interest if you have some with designs on them.
ok, i rambled – fashion talk gets me going. 🙂
Shannon (The Daily Balance)
July 8, 2009 at 4:41 pmcan’t wait to see your shrimp po boy pitas! P.S. I’m making a variation of your blueberry muffin recipe RIGHT NOW 😉
Mrs. Myers @ Eat Move Write
July 8, 2009 at 4:58 pmGood tip on the Cali weather. Also, remember California tends to be more laid back. (I live in Cali, transplant from Indiana.) If you choose a suit, go with lighter color. Even something unusual like robin’s egg blue or pink thrown in there will work well. Just a thought. Good luck again!
Jessica
July 8, 2009 at 4:59 pmWhipped cottage cheese? By golly that sounds good and I have never heard of it before! Where would I go about finding something like that?
-muffy
N.D
July 8, 2009 at 5:06 pmmm that cottage cheese looks good! maybe i could eat that! I came across your super charge me cookis and wanted to see if you had a recipe!
Karen
July 8, 2009 at 5:25 pmIt’s all in the accessories, imo. I work at a Manhattan art gallery and while I’m far from a fashionista, I can say the women I see who dress in simple colors tend to look more professional than the ones who wear lots of patterns. But these same women also mix it up and add flair via scarves, blazers, colorful heels, earrings, bracelets and other accessories. So they come off looking really put together and professional, but also youthful and fun. PLUS they can mix and match very easily.
Kelly
July 8, 2009 at 5:31 pmI agree that dresses are a good bet because they tend to be in the middle of being casual and dressy, but I also don’t think it hurts to ask your contact what they recommend because who knows where you’ll be interviewing or what you’ll be doing when you’re there. Best to ask before you go out and spend a bunch on new clothes. My personal favorite is a nice pair of jeans and a cute blazer, but then again I work in marketing so my business is pretty causal. I also think that given the kind of job you’re interviewing your look is kind of part of the package so it doesn’t hurt to pick things out that represent your personal style. I’m sure you’ll get some great finds at anthro.
bibixs
July 8, 2009 at 5:39 pmcongratulations Jenna! i’m so excited about your trip to California and all the goode things!! 😀 make sure to bring awesome pics 😛
Courtney
July 8, 2009 at 5:59 pmThose blueberry banana muffins were GREAT! They turned out so moist, I didn’t even have to store them covered! Yummmyyyyy
Amber
July 8, 2009 at 6:31 pmI grew up in Sonoma County, so I’m pretty familiar with the Wine Country weather. The key to Northern California weather is layers … the temperature changes pretty quickly. Usually it would be really hot during the day (but not a muggy hot like Florida) and then cool at night, but, we’ve been having somewhat milder weather lately (80s instead of 90s during the day.)
Most businesses in CA do embrace business casual (slacks, skirts, and nice tops) but a suit for an interview is probably best.
Good luck!!!!
Amber
July 8, 2009 at 6:37 pmI just read down to your last post and thought of some of my favorite Healdsburg restaurants:
Bear Republic Brewery — it is more of a burgers and sandwich place, but, they have lots of options, yummy food and great beer in a great location.
Willi’s Wine Bar — this is one of my favorite restaurants. They are a small plates restaurant with lots of seafood.
Downtown Healdsburg is so cute and pretty much every restaurant is good.
Kelly Olexa
July 8, 2009 at 6:47 pmI need to hire you to come to my house and make me some salads. I am SOOO horrible at making salads at home..they turn out, well, less than appealing.
But yours always look so ‘COVER OF FOOD & WINE’-ISH.
Two Snaps!! 😉
Nicole of Raspberry Stethoscope
July 8, 2009 at 6:55 pmI made your blueberry muffins this afternoon! so delicious, thanks for the recipe!
http://moonischasingme1.blogspot.com/2009/07/hope-everyone-had-great-4th-mirza-amra.html
emily
July 8, 2009 at 7:10 pmThat salad looks amazing, I think it’s the hot sauce addition that pushes it over the edge!
Heather @ Health, Happiness, and Hope
July 8, 2009 at 7:48 pmSounds like a wonderful yoga class, and how neat that you got to see Courtney!
Loving the looks of that salad… as usual! 😉
Sharon
July 8, 2009 at 8:26 pmSo happy for you girl!! I know you’ll do great for your interview!!! Good luck! Not that you’ll need it 🙂
Lauren
July 8, 2009 at 8:45 pmHey Jenna-
Can you recommend a beginner/intermediate yoga workout for those of us who experience tightness from cardio but who are not well-versed in yoga? The stretching and hip-opening qualities sound like something I (and my sore legs!) am missing, but I don’t know where to start. help! thanks.
Sharon
July 8, 2009 at 8:49 pmBTW, your b is celebrating right along with you…don’t question otherwise! Big smiles from up above…I know it.
Joelle (The Pancake Girl))
July 8, 2009 at 8:51 pmOh my gosh, I cannot even handle how amazing that lunch looks! Your salads always look scrumptious!
Meghan@traveleatlove
July 8, 2009 at 8:52 pmI could eat salad twice a day every day. Oh wait, I usually do!
Definitely pashminas and a nice structured jacket that you can wear with nice jeans and heels or with a dress if it gets chilly. I love pencil skirts for more casual interviews, but unfortunately I have had to buy some pret-ty formal suits for some of my job interviews. Hopefully that will all change someday when i break into hospitality PR, but for now, its a more corporate environment. Good luck, you will look great and be great!
Rebecca
July 8, 2009 at 11:53 pmYour salads always look so good. I’ve never thought of adding hot sauce to salad! I’ll definitely have to try it though because I love hot sauce!
(oops, I posted this comment on your previous post by accident 🙂 )
tracy
July 13, 2009 at 11:27 ami made the muffins over the weekend. Wh Wheat Blueberry. Quick question – the recipe says baking soda, but the directions say baking powder. I used b powder b/c the milk was the acid and thought that was right. they turned out well. Just checking on which it is? thanks!