We all know it takes an army of people to help raise our children. But did you know it also takes a pack of people to turn us into good home cooks, too?
I think the best thing about cooking (and blogging) is sharing those little golden nuggets of wisdom you pick-up along the way; those tips and tricks that make daily cooking so much easier.
Two of my favourite kitchen tips are:
I recently asked some of my foodie friends on twitter what their best cooking/organization tip is for busy moms. (If you don’t know or follow these ladies already I highly recommend you check them out—they sure know their stuff!)
@whatscooking – meal planning is key for busy families—helps to reduce last minute mealtime stress.
@simplebites – stock your pantry for success! That is so key for me to maintain sanity and happy tummies for all.
@dinnerwithjulie – Plan! Know how to doll up a can of beans and stock your freezer
@Cheryl_Arkison – have an easily accessed snack area. It’s nice to simply be able to send the kids into the kitchen to grab their own munchies.
@cafe_johnsonia – double recipes and freeze for later. Plan ahead. Shop only once a week.
@Cheryl_Arkison – create zones for tasks in the kitchen. Have a baking zone, with supplies and utensils all in one place.
How about you? What are your best cooking/kitchen tips?
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