Baked Chicken Cordon Bleu In last week’s “Heroes in the Kitchen” post, Carla Graves shared her story about how cooking has remained a constant through all of her life stages. Family dinners were an important part of her childhood, and Carla has made home cooked meals a priority with her 2 year old son. I asked her to give us one

We are counting down the days until we roll out our new and improved meal planning service. Learn more about it  here. Until then, we’re still offering up your favorite meals from the last 6 months of meal plans. This week’s meals are all about showing your spices some love! The meal planning takeaway is: Lentils – Soak them overnight

Our lives consist of so many stages, and our cooking needs change and evolve through these stages. Our latest “Heroes in the Kitchen” post features Carla Graves, mom to 2 year old Will, who has been through a lot of recent transitions. Carla shows us that an early foundation in family dinners has helped her prioritize cooking regardless of what stage of life

It was so fun to see your favorite meals. There were tons to choose from, so the hard part was just picking 12 to get us through the next 3 weeks of free meal plans before we move over to our new paid service. Stay tuned for more news on that soon! We hope you enjoy this first week of favorites.

This butternut squash, chickpea, and kale curry combination is not likely to be found on the menu of any restaurant. Butternut squash, chickpeas, and kale are not exactly traditional Thai ingredients, but that’s one of the most amazing things about a curry. You can honestly throw any random group of ingredients into a pot, and just let the curry sauce

This will be our last week of new meal plans. Over the next three weeks, we’ll be offering a collection of your favorites. Don’t forget to vote here. Even if you havent made some of the dishes on the list, just vote for the ones that sound tastiest to you. I wanted to make sure our last free meal plan