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Nigella Lawson’s tips will make you a better cook
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History’s cooking tips that have stood the test of time
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Recipe developer’s tips to shop so there’s food you actually want to eat at home
August DeWindt has turned the relatable phrase into a good thing.
Have you ever gotten the response “there’s food at home” as a kid?
Unlike your parents, August DeWindt means it and gives the phrase new meaning because she helps home cooks make something truly delicious — and possibly even better than the original version.
The food business owner, blogger and TikTok creator based in New York City built the concept into an easy-to-implement approach for grocery shopping and cooking.
“I like to share my weekly grocery plan … to show that you can budget,” she explained. “I shop for two people, my husband and myself, and I try to spend $100 per week.”
Those videos, she said, while not as popular for the