I was recently having a conversation with a few people about how many stores we go to for our regular weekly grocery shop. A few of my friends said they go to one store and one store only. I am definitely not in that camp!
For one, I hate spending double on certain staples, and that alone will have me putting in an extra order from another store. You can rightfully argue that I am paying more for the extra items I buy in the second place, or in my case, the tip/delivery fee I pay for ordering services like Instacart, but I still think it balances out in the end if you shop smart.
The second reason I don’t only go to one store is for variation. Especially with produce. I want to find fruits and vegetables that are a little different from the usual staples. I think it opens up options for delicious healthy dishes and brings newness into your regular repertoire.
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I was recently having a conversation with a few people about how many stores we go to for our regular weekly grocery shop. A few of my friends said they go to one store and one store only. I am definitely not in that camp!
For one, I hate spending double on certain staples, and that alone will have me putting in an extra order from another store. You can rightfully argue that I am paying more for the extra items I buy in the second place, or in my case, the tip/delivery fee I pay for ordering services like Instacart, but I still think it balances out in the end if you shop smart.
The second reason I don’t only go to one store is for variation. Especially with produce. I want to find fruits and vegetables that are a little different from the usual staples. I think it opens up options for delicious healthy dishes and brings newness into your regular repertoire.
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One-Pan Citrus and Beet Roasted Chicken Thighs
Rorie Weisberg
Since I don’t like tomatoes, beets and cabbage have become my go-to veggies because they add so much color to so many things. Aside from their high levels
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Fantastic Multicolored Quinoa Salad
Elky Friedman
Thanks again to my mother, who created this delicious, enticing quinoa salad. I know there are a few classic quinoa salads that have been going around for a
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Curried Cauliflower
Estee Kafra
I used fresh cauliflower for this recipe, and cut the florets sideways into small trees, making a pretty side dish. Frozen works well, too, though. Don’t be afraid
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Savory Cucumber Salad
Rorie Weisberg
This delicious take on cucumber salad is a fresh, savory delight. It’s a perfect side salad for Shabbos or every day. While you can slice the radishes and
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Fruit Fabulous Salad
Marla Rottenstreich
Salad does not always mean vegetables. Check out this end-of-summer refreshing fruit fiesta with passion fruit for zest and creativity!
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Chunky Monkey Brownies
Rorie Weisberg
The classic brownie bar gets the Full n Free makeover. Definitely add these satisfying, totally gluten- and refined- sugar-free desserts to your menu plan this Passover.
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