separating the shopping from the cooking
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cookabilityone of the things i often forget is that after a successful shopping run, i'm usually too tired to actually cook anything i'd bought
in my head, it seems so possible and normal to sweep by the grocery after work and then come home to make a delicious meal
but, in my reality, it hardly ever works out
i'm trying to be more gentle with myself and letting the shopping day be separate from the cooking day
in my head, it seems so possible and normal to sweep by the grocery after work and then come home to make a delicious meal
but, in my reality, it hardly ever works out
i'm trying to be more gentle with myself and letting the shopping day be separate from the cooking day
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Date: 2011-12-19 05:55 am (UTC)Although. I found frozen kale recently (NOM!), as well as spinach frozen in ice cube size chunks, so artichoke hearts can't be far off!