Weeknight dal with whatever green
One pot, freezes well, survives being reheated twice. The recipe most cohorts name a year later.


Free, no sign-up, no email wall. These are the meals cohorts actually keep cooking a year later, which is the only recommendation that means anything.
One pot, freezes well, survives being reheated twice. The recipe most cohorts name a year later.
Cook once, eat five different lunches. The single change with the biggest effect on a working week.
Three ingredients, assembled the night before. Solves the meal most people skip and then regret.
What to eat in the hour after Saturday, using things already in the house.
Cheaper than gels, and you can rehearse it on training runs until your stomach agrees.
Developed by arguing with actual children. No hidden vegetables, because they always find out.
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They come with the ninety-day cohort, along with the sessions that make them stick.