How to plan a week of dinners
The 20-minute Sunday habit that makes weeknight dinner stop being a 5pm crisis. Five questions, in order.
Recipes are where I cook. Guides are where I think. Eight pieces on the habits that make weeknight dinner less of a daily emergency.
The 20-minute Sunday habit that makes weeknight dinner stop being a 5pm crisis. Five questions, in order.
The 12 things that let me cook dinner without a shopping list. Plus the four common items I won't buy.
What stays good, what doesn't, how to cool fast, and the two-hour rule that matters more than people realize.
Why "this needs something but I don't know what" almost always means one of four things.
What scales linearly, what doesn't, and the "halve it then taste" rule that prevents most disasters.
The three timing zones, the sizing rules, and the protein-vegetable-starch shape that turns any sheet pan into a real dinner.
One short Sunday session for a week of weekday breakfasts. The three formats and what's worth prepping vs not.
The five-minute pre-cook habit that prevents most kitchen disasters. The seven things to check, in order.
The recipes on this site are specific dinners I cook. The guides are the patterns I see across all of them — the stuff that makes one recipe link to the next, and that turns "following a recipe" into "actually cooking."
If you have time for one, read the acid-fat-salt-heat guide. It changed how I taste food more than any cookbook ever did.