Hi everybody! You're listening to the Lazy Genius Podcast. I am Kendra Adachi and I am here to help you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't.

Today we're starting a three-part series that I am so excited about food in a bowl.

My family eats so much food in a bowl from pasta and soup to the obvious cereal and ice cream.

For this series, I'm talking more about dinner bowls, meals that are made up of multiple components that are layered together, not necessarily soup.

If you want to know how to make soup, I can help you. I have an episode for that. It is called, wait for it, the Lazy Genius makes soup.

And I'll be sure to have a link in the show notes or you can just scroll down in your podcast app. It's episode 54, then you can listen there.

For today though, we want to learn how to put together a delicious meal that is made up of lots of different ingredients that happen to make friends in a bowl.

There is something about eating food out of a bowl, especially beautiful food that is so comforting and lovely, even in the warm weather that is heading our way now.

So in this first episode, we're going to talk about the basic building blocks of a dinner bowl.

Next week in part two, we'll talk about the actual flavor combinations. And in part three, we will talk all kinds of hacks and how-tos to make dinner bowls feel like one of your easier dinner options rather than one of the more complicated ones.

Now, before we jump into the basics of dinner bowls, I want to give you a quick heads up about something really cool that is coming to an end in a couple of days.

We all want better, more creative, more sane ways to keep our homes, which is probably one of the reasons that you listen to this podcast.

Well, right now, for just a couple more days, the ultimate home making bundle is available.

If you have never heard of ultimate bundles, it is a fantastic, kind of almost magical situation where this company, ultimate bundles, they gather up the best of the best in terms of online courses,

printables, and ebooks from all over the internet, and then they bundle them together for you to get for one low price.

The ultimate home making bundle, it closes May 6th, and it has almost $3,000 worth of resources, yes, to help you clean better, organize better, and all kinds of home things better.

And it's $30 for a row, $3 grand for $30.

And here's the greatness. The swap is in this year's bundle, just so fun.

I have an ebook called The Swap, the lazy genius guide to decluttering for life.

And buying this bundle is the only way to get the swap for at least another six months or so.

I was really tired of fashioning together, like some kind of decluttering process from lots of different voices, so I made my own process, and then put it in a book, and it is available for you.

And it has helped a lot of you already, but if you have not yet purchased the swap, getting it as part of the ultimate home making bundle is a great move.

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