The importance of good food

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Cooking up Kindness meal schedule

Are you ready to brighten someone’s day with a home cooked meal? Thank you for joining me in this altruistic endeavor.

(If you’ve stumbled upon this post, please check out the Cooking up Kindness intro blog.)

I’ve listed the six weeks of the project and the meal I plan to make for that week. I will post the recipes for each meal as the project progresses. I’ll also include a link to the recipes in this schedule. There may be some minor changes to the meals or the schedule, but I will try to stick to the plan. In prior years, I’ve just made whatever I felt like making without much preplanning, so this will be a shift for me! I’ll try to give as much warning as I can if I make any changes.

Week of March 9

Vegan Chili and Gluten Free Corn Muffins

with chedder cheese, sour cream, and honey butter

Week of March 16

Week of, March 23

Vegan Quinoa Bowls

quinoa, greens, veggies, and lime-garlic chickpeas with balsamic vinaigrette

Week of, March 30

Week of, April 6

Roasted Sheetpan Gnocchi

Cauliflower gnocchi, peppers, tomatoes, onions, garlic, and feta

Week of, April 13

Again, thanks for joining me in Cooking up Kindness!