There is nothing easier than a one pan or one pot meal. One-pot cooking reduces food waste, saves energy and means less washing-up – what is not to love!

There is nothing easier than a one pan or one pot meal. One-pot cooking reduces food waste, saves energy and means less washing-up – what is not to love!
Although I am of the school of thought that you don’t have to cook everything from scratch to be healthy and convenience foods do have a place – sometimes those convenience foods can add up cost-wise!
This week in particular has felt quite heavy. In Ontario, we were faced with more lockdowns restrictions as Covid cases increase. I have been wondering if we will ever get out of this thing.
It’s time to debunk the notion that healthy cooking means cooking everything from scratch.  We can break the rules and cut corners to save time and energy – in fact I encourage you to do that!
In Canada, we’re now entering the coldest and most dreary time of the year. The holidays are now behind us. Personally, I would love to fast-forward to spring, as I’m not the most cold-adapted person!
This weekend, I was craving comfort foods. Comfort foods to me are warm foods but also foods that have some nostalgia to them. What do comfort foods mean to you?
Does the idea of meal prepping appeal to you, as you can see how it would make your week easier – however if you crave variety during the week and don’t know if it will work? Well then, buffet meal prepping may be for you!