
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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Five dinners, one grocery list, and a little less to think about.
Welcome to the very first week of What the Flower. I’m so happy you’re here—and genuinely excited to start cooking together. The idea is simple: every Saturday, I’ll do the...
With roasted broccoli and arugula salad salad
A white bean and turkey ragu warmed through with fennel seed and a pinch of cinnamon, more substantial than a usual weeknight pasta.
By Friday, I like dinner to feel less like cooking and more like the start of the weekend.
By Friday, I like dinner to feel less like cooking and more like the start of the weekend. Burgers are one of my favorite ways to do that—patties se...
with black beans, esquites corn salad and guacamole
This is the night the kitchen smells like something worth coming home to. Sunday’s garlic-cilantro oil drizzled over the top of it all. A bag of frozen shrimp works perfectly here; thaw i...
paired with a carrot ginger dressing salad and soba noodles
Salmon is best cooked the day you buy it, so it leads off the week. Miso does most of the work here – a five minute glaze that caramalizes into something that taskes like it took...
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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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