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Cooking for yourself, especially with a busy schedule, is more efficient and enjoyable when you know the right techniques and systems to save you time and energy.

Learning essential techniques allows you to understand the “why” behind a recipe and how to modify it with the ingredients you have. Pick up the basics like how to stir fry and how to press tofu. Or join the ongoing discussion on complex, evolving issues like how to eat less meat without going vegetarian.

Combine these techniques with an ingredients-first approach and you’ll start looking forward to eating in instead of ordering out.

How to cook dinner for kids everyday when your partner travels—you can do it!

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If you’re tired of food delivery and restaurant takeout, get these tips on cooking dinner everyday & making it easier than swiping an app.

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Smart ways busy parents use meal delivery kits to plan dinners

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Learn how busy parents stretch their meal delivery kits to create more meals with less mental energy from every box.

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How to cut down on cooking time with sharp knives

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What if we could cook faster without sacrificing quality so we have more time to spend with our kids? Sharpening your knives is one answer.

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How to make tasty sauces at home by understanding how emulsions work

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Struggling to make mayonnaise or salad dressing? Learn the basics of emulsions to level up your sauces and avoid common mistakes.

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How a bouquet garni saves you time when cooking with fresh herbs

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Learn how to make this easy French bundle of herbs to add flavor to your next dish.

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