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Recipes For Batch Cooking — Easy to Scale Up!

I have a love-hate relationship with batch cooking and meal prepping. I love the idea of cooking once and eating multiple times. But I’m terrified of getting sick from eating old food and getting tired of the same meals.

That’s why I’ve evolved my approach to batch cooking. Now, I focus on dish sub-components and cooking scalable recipes that can be spruced up. Check out this list of my favorite recipes that are easy to double or triple for future meals or to satisfy a hungry crowd.

One-pot chicken broccoli stir fry with aromatic sauce

June 29, 2020 by Anna Rider ·· ~7 mins to read
Chicken and broccoli stir fry on a blue plate with chopsticks

This mouthwatering stir fry is perfect for a quick & easy weeknight meal. It’s packed with veggies & coated with an aromatic sauce that keeps you wanting more.

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The beginner’s guide to a tender, juicy braise

June 5, 2020June 5, 2020 by Anna Rider ·· ~14 mins to read
A blue cast-iron pot with braised food inside on a red background

Everything you need to know about braising for beginners who want to try out this trendy cooking technique + common mistakes and how to overcome them.

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Aromatic lentil soup that even lentil haters will love 🍲

May 11, 2020May 10, 2020 by Anna Rider ·· ~7 mins to read
A bowl of lentil soup with cheese, yogurt, and a basil leaf next to bay leaves

Not a fan of lentils or beans? You’ll change your mind when you see how easy it is to cook and customize this soup. It freezes well and scales easily, making it a perfect recipe for batch cooking.

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Simple crêpes to recreate Paris in your kitchen

September 26, 2020April 29, 2020 by Anna Rider ·· ~9 mins to read
A crêpe with strawberries and nutella next to a crêpe with lemon and sugar

Want to make crêpes at home? This step-by-step tutorial teaches you how to create mouthwatering crêpes, with many sweet filling ideas, even if you’ve never tried making one before.

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How to make pâte brisée: Flaky and buttery French dough for pies and quiches

June 7, 2020March 13, 2020 by Anna Rider ·· ~8 mins to read
Pâte brisée dough rolled out in a glass pie pan with a fluted edge

Pâte brisée is perfect for sweet and savory pies and quiches. Learn the secret tricks to make this pie dough without special equipment and how to avoid common mistakes like chewy crusts that are as hard as a rock.

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A slice of pink oyster mushroom quiche on a white plate

Crustless oyster mushroom quiche cooked in a pan

A bowl of lentil soup with cheese, yogurt, and a basil leaf next to bay leaves

Aromatic lentil soup that even lentil haters will love 🍲

A crêpe with strawberries and nutella next to a crêpe with lemon and sugar

Simple crêpes to recreate Paris in your kitchen

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