The hottest Meal preparation Substack posts right now

Recipe for Leek and Butternut Squash Galette that can be served as a main dish or appetizer.
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Tips for making the galette: Use pre-peeled squash for convenience, make the pastry dough and prep ingredients in advance, and adjust flour choices to suit your preference.

Put your steel wool pads in the freezer to stop them from rusting. This can make them last much longer.
You can use grated bar soap as laundry detergent if you run out. It's a simple trick your grandparents used.
Old appliances, like vintage blenders or washing machines, can last much longer and are often easier to repair than modern ones.

Creativity in cooking can turn simple ingredients into delicious meals.
Having a strategic approach to grocery shopping can enhance meal preparation.
Sharing personal techniques and experiences can inspire others to improve their cooking skills.

Cooking requires a mix of art and science, knowing various techniques and ingredients.
Being able to cook intuitively involves creativity and adaptability, turning mishaps into unique dishes.
Preparing and sharing a meal involves hard work, but the joy and connection it brings can be a powerful balm for grief and pain.

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The author shares what he eats and how he arranges his meals to achieve productivity, fat loss, and good nutrition.
Practical tips based on personal experience can help in solving problems or reaching goals; for instance, the author gained benefits from tools like MyFitnessPal which aided in weight loss and better sleep.
Batch meal preparation, like making cold brew coffee concentrate, can save time and improve taste over hot-brewed coffee, leading to time efficiency and reduced sugar intake.