
Every Saturday, I send you the exact meal plan I'm making for my own family: one grocery list, five healthy dinners, breakfasts, packed lunches, kid-friendly versions of every meal, and one less thing to think about.
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A few things made ahead, several very good dinners, significantly less 5 p.m. decision-making.
Welcome back to another week of What the Flower. We’re officially in that strange, very good part of September where tomatoes and corn are still...
School started a few weeks ago, and River is doing a Waldorf program here in New York that feels, thankfully, a lot like the one she goes to in Rapa Nui.
Before I signed her up, though, I looked at everything. A more traditional prep-schoo...
This is for that that particular part of the afternoon when everyone (including you) suddenly needs a snack immediately. Give the kids the grater and the mixing bowl, accept the state of the counter, and you’ll have a not-too-sweet zucchini...
Your week, mapped out—so dinner doesn’t become a daily negotiation.
Welcome back to another week of What the Flower. This one feels very September: still bright and fresh, but with crispy edges, warm bowls, and just enough fall creeping in...
With farro and green olive relish
A whole side of salmon is a sneaky entertaining trick: it looks like a dinner party and requires almost none of the behavior associated with hosting one. Delicata and fennel roast alongside until carameliz...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Former food editor and mom living between two hemispheres. Every Saturday, I send the meal plan I make for my family: one grocery list, 5 healthy dinners, breakfasts, packed lunches + kid-friendly versions—so you can stop deciding and just cook.
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