The Game Plan

You love cooking.
You hate figuring it out.

There’s a difference — and almost nobody selling you food understands it. Here is everything that has to happen between “what’s for dinner?” and food on the table.

  1. Work out what everyone is actually eating this week
  2. Stare at a blank week and decide what it looks like
  3. Find recipes
  4. Check whether any of them work on a Tuesday
  5. Build the list
  6. Guess the quantities
  7. Drive there
  8. Find a parking spot
  9. Walk in
  10. Walk every aisle
  11. Double back for the thing you forgot
  12. Stand in line
  13. Load the car
  14. Unload the car
  15. Haul it to the counter
  16. Put it all away

Now circle the ones that are cooking.

None of them. Every single one is figuring it out. Cooking is the part with a beginning and an end, where you put music on and make something with your hands — and it’s the last thing in the list, after sixteen jobs nobody thanks you for. You never wanted out of the kitchen. You wanted out of the deciding.

So we do the figuring.
You do the cooking.

Every week: what everyone’s eating, the recipes, one grocery list already written and scaled to your house, and how to plate each dinner for the kids. All sixteen. Then we hand you a pan and get out of the way.

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