For some reason, I am on a soup kick over here. It’s souper (see what I did there?) easy to make and I can usually throw it in the crockpot at the beginning of the day and have dinner ready by the time I’m done with work.
Best soup commercial ever.
I think for the past, oh billion Monday’s or so, I’ve mentioned making nori breakfast wraps as part of my meal prep on the weekends. I think I’ve mentioned an equal amount of times that I would share with you what they are… and then never really did.
Well, I’m changing that today! Because I’m a responsible adult! But mostly because I actually remembered to take pictures throughout the process of making them. 
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I am AWFUL at updating my recipe page. Which is a shame because that makes it really hard to find all the tasty things that I post on the blog. But every now and then I finally get my act together and update the page.
Often that involves going back months and months to find everything I made so I don’t forget anything. It’s time-consuming, which it wouldn’t be if I just updated it regularly like an adult.
But what fun would that be? 
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Lately, I’ve been having an internal debate with every meal I make. Is this good enough for the blog? Is it even worth sharing? How many people actually want to eat this?
As a blogger that primarily focuses my energy on food and making tasty, yet healthy, things for you to eat, I’m running into a slight problem with most of my meals:
I have little time and not a lot of creative energy left in the tank at the moment. 
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I’ve noticed the recipes I keep coming back to are traditionally peasant meals. Kitchari, cabbage rolls, shakshuka, any casserole, and ratatouille. All simple meals with simple ingredients meant to fill and nourish bodies. They aren’t particularly fancy and you won’t see them featured in their traditional forms on high-end menus.
But that doesn’t mean they aren’t delicious and shouldn’t be eaten all the time.
There is something so satisfying by using staple ingredients like tomato sauce or eggs and creating a meal you know makes people happy. Which is exactly what I was looking for in dinner a few weeks ago. 
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