Baked mad apple Parm that yields days of leftover , cheaters ' greaser bowls , and more low-toned - tenseness recipes I swear by .
Hi, I’m Hannah, and I love to cook. I have always cooked most nights of the week because I really enjoy it. In fact, as weird as it may sound, laboring over a time-intensive recipe in the kitchen was always one way I liked to unwind after a busy day.#
But since having a baby eight months ago — my first — I’ve noticed that my cooking style has changed pretty drastically. For the first two months or so, bedtime lasted anywhere from 30 minutes to 400 hours, and dinner for me looked a lot like the photo below. Now that I’ve gotteninto the swing of motherhood, I’m finally back to cooking. That said, I’ve been relying on easier, less time-consuming meals that I can get on the table quickly, with minimal cleanup. So here are some of the go-to meals I’ve been making on repeat as a new mom.#
1.Spaghetti Squash (Featuring Whatever’s in the Fridge)#
2.Korean Bibimbap-Inspired Bowls#
3.Chicken Tortellini Soup#
4.Everything Bagel and Lox Cottage Cheese Bowls#
5.Cacio e Pepe Ravioli#
6.Veggie Fried Rice With Fried Egg#
7.Grilled Jumbo Prawns#
8.Turkey Larb#
9.Baked Branzino andGreekSalad#
10.Veggie-Packed Mac ‘N’ Cheese (From a Box, of Course)#
11.Warm Salmon Niçoise Salad#
12.Baked Eggplant Parmesan#
13.Chicken Tikka Masala Meatballs#
14.Coconut Shrimp Taco Bowls#
15.Shrimp Scampi and Orzo#
















