The Secrets to Batch Cooking – Hf #307

Finding Joy in Your Home

Jami Balmet

Religion & Spirituality, Homemaking, Living, Kids & Family, Christian, Mother, Healthy, Christianity, Joy, Homemaker, Wife

4.9 • 654 Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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My kitchen has changed dramatically over the past few years as I've gotten into good habits of batch booking. In this episode, I'll share how I use batch cooking in a busy schedule and some terrific resources for doing it in your kitchen as well. Listen in! Listen to the Podcast: You can find the notes for this episode down below. And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. Links & Resources: Jamerrill Stewart's Large Family Table Prep Dish does the work for you - get 2 weeks FREE! Follow me over on Instagram where we've been chatting about all things kitchen! Our sponsor: Vistaprint.com/HF Our sponsor: Homeschoolmagnet.com

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0:00.0	This is The Homemaking Foundation's podcast with Jamie Belmay, episode number 307.
0:06.4	Welcome to the Homemaking Foundation's podcast, where we give you the tools, inspiration, and
0:11.9	encouragement you need to craft a gospel-centered home. And now your host from youngwifesguide.com,
0:18.0	Jamie Belmay. Hey, ladies, welcome back to my podcast. Today we are talking about the secrets to batch
0:26.6	cooking. Now, I don't know if these are actually secrets. They're probably not, but I'm
0:31.7	really bad at naming episodes and making them sound interesting so that you want to click on them
0:35.3	and listen to them. So this is the secrets to batch cooking. And really what we're just going to be talking about is my batch
0:41.6	cooking routine. This is something I get asked a lot about. And it's something that I've worked
0:46.2	pretty hard at the last few years developing really good routines. So the place that I am at
0:51.5	with batch cooking, cooking ahead for the week for my family of eight, I still have things I can work on for sure, but I feel like I've come so far that it puts my kitchen on autopilot, and it has solved a lot of problems and just made things easier.
1:05.4	So that's what we're going to chat about today. I've got some great resources for you in this episode.
1:09.4	And then in a little while, we'll hear
1:11.0	from today's sponsors. We have VistaPrint and Homeschool Magnet. But let's just jump straight in. So
1:18.5	the kitchen has always been a bit of a struggle for me. So when Jason and I got married, I was 19.
1:25.7	I was a baby. And I really came into marriage with zero
1:29.4	cooking skills. It was not something that I did as a teenager. I didn't help my mom cook. We were a busy,
1:35.2	you know, single, single parent household. Go, go, go. I just didn't. I never learned how to cook.
1:40.8	I didn't really have that much interest in it. But we got married and I was a new
1:44.2	wife and I was excited and I was going to cook for my husband and I can make like boxed
1:51.2	macaroni and cheese, like maybe spaghetti where you heat the noodles and open up the jar. Like I can do
1:57.2	that, okay? But anything beyond that, figuring out actually how to cook and more than just the logistics of not burning dinner, but how to actually coordinate grocery shopping and planning out a meal.
2:11.3	And then slowly as I dipped my toes in, figuring out what it means to cook healthy.
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