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Our Favorite Kitchen Tools

Every great meal needs not only the right recipe, but the right tools too.
Here’s what Claire uses on a regular basis (i.e. near-daily) to crank out meal after meal in the kitchen.
(They include everything from cooking to preserving to storing.)

Cooking, Baking, Preserving & Storing Essentials

A close-up shot of blueberry jam in a jar with toast on a wooden board.

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Whether you’re starting a new family food tradition, building up your freezer stash, or just trying to get dinner on the table without losing your mind…this section is packed with free resources to help you get it done.

Take what you need & come back later for more.

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Monthly foodie
Kitchen challenges

Each month I share a fun lil themed kitchen challenge designed to simplify kitchen tasks so you get to the table with less overwhelm & more energy to connect.

Themes include:

  • replacing pantry staples with homemade versions,
  • batching meals (or just proteins),
  • preserving seasonal flavors at a very beginner snails’ pace.

There’s no mess, no fuss. Easy enough for beginners & also challenging enough to make you want that reward at the end of it all.

home food preservation examples in jars on a table with brown girl smiling behind them
several waffles made by batch cooking at home to save time in the kitchen (multiply the recipe batch cooking hack)
smiling brown girl in green tank top raising a jar filled with corn with similar jars in the shown in the background
vacuum sealing for freezer storage of fresh bell peppers of various colors or batch cooking at home
brown girl slicing apples over a sink full of apples to preserve - family food tradition
essential basic cooking tools for beginners laid out on a table, image shows bowls, pots and lid wooden utensils and cutting tools plus small items like measuring spoon, can opener and knife sharpening steel rod.

Typical challenge decks include:

  • Bite-sized task checklist
  • Gamefied (bingo-style usually) board (ya know, for the kiddos)
  • Seasonal produce highlights
  • Menu planners
  • Various resources
  • Guidance all throughout

These subscriber-only challenges are rooted in real life: flexible, family-friendly, and built around the idea that food is more than fuel—it’s connection.

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