Hi there, you're listening to the Lazy Genius podcast.

I'm Kendra Dachie and I'm here to help you be a genius about the things that matter

and lazy about the things that don't.

Today's episode 154.

It's how to add freshness to repetitive meals.

We are still in a shelter-in-place situation in most parts of the country and the world,

and part of this process includes not going to the grocery stores often.

Or if you're like me, trying new recipes is just not in the cards right now.

My energy is not well spent if I'm experimenting and throwing new foods at my kids.

Things are weird and new meals don't fit with our particular weird.

So we are eating a lot of the same meals over and over again.

But even if you're not, you might still feel like your meals are a little blam because

of limited groceries or just limited energy.

You might even feel like meals are blab because you haven't eaten out at a restaurant

in two or three months, which is like a thing that I'm realizing that I miss a lot.

So today I'm going to quickly share five ways to add freshness to repetitive meals.

I'm going to jump right in.

But to the end of the episode, I will tell you about the favorite spiral real quick if

you haven't heard about it already.

Or have and want to know a little more about this insanely stupid but ridiculously fun

little set of pop culture assignments that I put together for you.

Okay.

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