A Little A Day Posts

If you’re hoping to make more homemade meals this year, you’ve probably realized that means more trips to the grocery store. Here's how to save time while you're there.

Are you a sweet or a savory snacker? Whatever you are, know this—there is a way to satisfy your snack craving with something that is homemade AND healthy.

If simultaneously prepping ingredients and following a recipe has you feeling stressed about cooking, this post is for you

Maximize your time in the kitchen with these cooking and cleaning tips

Elevate your next meal with a flavorful side dish! No matter your main, we’ve got you covered with side dish recipes that are as quick to make as they are plant-packed.

Why go out for lunch when you can make something significantly more satisfying at home? We're talking about some quick and easy homemade lunch recipes, featuring nutrient-rich veggies and exceptional flavor.

These breakfast recipes are quick to prepare, simple to follow, and packed with plants and flavor.

These chef quotes are sure to get your mind going, heart pumping, and hands cooking in the kitchen!

Learning to cook is easier if you do something cooking related every day. Try these exercises if you're tight on time.

We’re often asked if it’s possible to eat a diet that’s rich in fruits and veggies AND stick to a budget. Luckily, we have some easy tips for increasing your plant intake without breaking the bank.

Why does doing a little of something every day (like cooking) make it a habit?

If you’re looking to cook plant-packed meals from scratch, but you don’t have much time to spare, don’t worry. Try these quick-and-easy 15-minute meals.

Winter is all about warm, hearty, and delicious comfort foods. Need a little help deciding what to make? Take our quiz!

Here are some tips to set you up for succeeding at your goals for 2022.

If 2022 is going to be the year you start cooking regularly, taking an “a little a day" approach might be the best way to start, according to science.

Follow these simple tips to start cooking regularly.

It's a new year, and a great time to take a step back and really take stock of what changes, big and small, you’d like to make in your day-to-day life. We hope one of those changes is learning to cook.