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There is always a huge feeling of satisfaction for me when I take this photo πΈπππ»
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I often get DM's about how long this takes me and when I find the time to do this each week and it does depend on what we have planned over the weekend... BUT I try to split our prep into two sessions:
βπ» I make the raw treats, snacks and spreads on Saturday (more often than not it is in the evening when the girls have gone to bed)
βπ» on Sunday, I finish off everything else (slow cooker, oven etc.) while the girls have breakfast and lunch... that is when I find it is the 'easiest' to get a few things done as they are sitting at the kitchen bench.
I also find that by splitting this prep into two sessions means the pile of dishes is more manageable π½π§Όπ
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Pictured:
π½ chicken and pumpkin curry (GF, DF, vegan) ** adapted to a veggie version - recipe from @onehandedcooks new cookbook
π½ veggie sticks π₯
π½ smoothie dump bags
π½ strawberry chia jam
π½ bircher muesli
π½ oat free toasted muesli (GF, DF)
π½ immunity apples
π½ kombucha and raspberry jellies (GF, DF)
π½ kale chips seasoned with savoury seasoning
π½ chocolate cookies (GF, DF, vegan) @thefamilyfoodproject
π½ vegan carrot & zucchini muffins (GF, DF, vegan) @janellapurcell
π½ brown rice and quinoa
π½ roasted corn fingers
π½ boiled eggs
π½ nut free bliss balls (DF, GF, vegan) @mishbridges
π½ quick and easy apple crumble (DF, GF, vegan) @wholefoodsimply
π½ hummus (DF, GF, vegan)
π½ raw chocolate (DF, GF, vegan) @jowhitton
π½ cashew milk
π½ chocolate & goji berries bliss 'squares' (GF, DF, vegan)
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More meal prep tips can be found on our website ππ»
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Happy Sunday β€οΈ