Recipes
Small portions that still add up to a meal. Every recipe leads with texture, because texture is usually what decides whether a plate gets eaten — then prep time, then what it actually contributes.
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Recipe
Savoury yogurt bowl
A cold, five-minute bowl for the mornings when nothing hot is going to happen. Nothing to cook in front of you, and it keeps in the fridge overnight.
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Butternut and bean soup
A completely smooth soup with beans blended in for protein, so a mug of it is a small meal rather than a warm drink. Freezes in single portions.
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