why meal plans?

I think that everyone has the ability to cook well for themselves, and I *know* that a lot of people already enjoy cooking. But I also know that as many people feel overwhelmed by the decision fatigue that meal planning can exacerbate. My meal plans are designed to help with some of that decision fatigue by pairing meals, making a single, cohesive grocery list, and providing step by step instructions on how to either prep the meals all in one go, or how to set yourself up for easier weeknight cooking.

so it’s a food blog?

It’s much more that a food blog. Food blogs are collections of individual recipes that exist in and of themselves. My meal plans are designed to extend beyond a single recipe and teach you how to multitask in the kitchen. In essence, I am teaching you to become your own personal chef.

if you’re already a personal chef, why are you encouraging people to be their own personal chef?

Being a personal chef is just part of what I do; I want people to feel comfortable and confident in their own kitchens. As a personal chef I can help a tiny percentage of the population get delicious meals on the dinner table. By teaching others how to be their own personal chef, I am able to help a much larger group of people! (Plus, just because people can cook, doesn’t mean they want to. These meal plans are designed for people who want to be better, more efficient cooks.)