COLLECT INSPIRATION


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Andrea collects new recipes to try from e-mail newsletters and social media posts. Start your week with a recipe that inspires you so you’re excited to get cooking. Follow us on Pinterest @savoryonline and on Instagram @savory.online for more easy, delicious dinner ideas.


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MATCH THE MENU TO YOUR WEEK


When Andrea knows she’ll be working late or her daughter has an activity after school, she’ll plan a dish for that night that’s extra quick and easy or knock out some meal prep on Sunday. Consider your schedule as


you make your plan


to accommodate busier days.


4 KEEP TRACK OF KEEPERS


Andrea keeps a running list of recipes she can turn to when she needs a surefire hit (something that’s easy to make and loved by both kids and grown-ups). Try keeping a list of “thumbs up” recipes so you can add them to your regular meal rotation.


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GET AHEAD IN SMALL WAYS


Andrea doesn’t give up her entire weekend to prep for next week’s meals. Instead, she preps what she can depending on the time she has, like cooking a batch of brown rice or chopping a few veggies on a Sunday afternoon. Even a little advanced prep will make weeknight cooking easier.


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STOCK MEAL STARTERS FOR BACKUP


Some weekdays are unpredictable. Stocking a few meal starters (like curry and enchilada sauces and frozen shrimp and ravioli) gives Andrea a last-minute option when she can’t follow her set meal plan. Try keeping a few pantry and freezer items on hand for unpredictable days.


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