It’s the time of year that we all make New Year’s resolutions be more fit, get healthy, eat better, be nicer, save money, spend more time with family and friends and more. We get caught up in our own schedules and our kids’ schedules and so we often find ourselves eating out since it’s more convenient or have jumped on the home delivery Grubhub or Door Dash band wagon.
There’s one simple thing you can do that accomplishes many of those well-intended resolutions – and that’s to increase how often you cook at home. Cooking at home is one of the healthiest things you can do for yourself and your family. You put your love on the table not only because you’re preparing food for sustenance, but also because you naturally end up making healthier choices – more vegetables, less carbs and far less sugar and salt than takeout. Cooking at home will provide more nutritional meals for the people you love.
The following items were our top three recipes for 2019
in terms of the number of site visits.
Our delicious recipe for Country Style Pork Ribs ranked #1!
Country Style Pork RIbs 
Roasted Cauliflower 
Yummy Homemade Salad Dressings
Cooking Light Magazine shared that “simple home cooking is in itself an act of love. It has the power to bring us together, to create a sense of commonality and communion, to rouse feelings of gratitude – things we’ll yearn for this year.” It’s also something you can do every day to build greater bonds and create new memories, because it’s simple home cooking, after all.
Do keep it simple and you’ll cook from home more often… some homemade soup or stew and crusty bread, a pot of chili, a simple pot roast with veggies and a salad, meatloaf with some roasted seasoned cauliflower and so on. This past year we’ve shared many simple recipes you can use including how you can boost both the flavor and nutrition. We plan on sharing more in 2020. Because home cooking is not only healthy, it’s a way generate warm feelings and fond memories, engage in conversations, and bring love and joy to family and friends.