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Pre-Christmas meal prep: 3 quick recipes that take less than an hour and require minimal washing up

Today's meal prep inspiration is ideal for anyone who wants to have healthy, balanced meals on hand during the week—without tedious cooking and unnecessary chaos in the kitchen.
Just turn on the oven, prepare a baking dish with vegetables and meat, and while everything is baking, make a quick breakfast cake. And because there was still a little time left after baking, I also made savory sweet potato pancakes, which are great for the next day with a salad or as a quick dinner. Everything is made from commonly available ingredients, nothing complicated – but the result is colorful, tasty, and nutritionally well-balanced.

Seasonal meal-prep from a few available ingredients

Sometimes all it takes is a few basic ingredients to create several great meals in the kitchen that you can use throughout the week. Today I'm bringing you a combination of simple roast chicken, flavorful bread and a few quick side dishes that you can assemble in different ways to make a salad, bowl or tortilla. Perfect meal-prep and quick dinners for hectic days.

Cinnamon doughnuts from yoghurt dough (without rising and frying)

These cinnamon doughnuts are exactly the recipe I pull out whenever I want something sweet and warm quickly, but don't want to get into a long baking session. They smell like cinnamon, are beautifully soft and unexpectedly moist thanks to the yogurt dough. But the best part is that they're ready in minutes - no rising, no frying, no mess. Just mix a few basic ingredients, shape the balls in your hand and pop them in the oven for a while. After coating in cinnamon sugar, they taste like a little winter dessert that you can easily indulge in with your coffee.

Buckwheat pancakes with cinnamon and winter tea

These buckwheat pancakes are the perfect choice for winter mornings when you want to start the day with something warm, soft and fragrant. The buckwheat flour gives them a slightly nutty flavour, the cinnamon warms them up nicely and together with the whipped cottage cheese and blackberries they make a perfectly balanced breakfast combination. Whether you make them at the weekend or at a quieter time during the week, they always bring a nice sense of slowing down and homeliness.

Gingerbread muffins with chocolate

You'll love these breakfast muffins after the first taste - they're beautifully moist thanks to the kefir, naturally sweet from the banana and have a subtle caramel-cocoa note. They're great for mornings when you want something good that's filling and energising at the same time. And if you're craving an extra flavor kick, try adding a piece of orange-flavored chocolate.

Gluten-free breakfast bread

If you're looking for something to make your mornings and afternoons more pleasant, this carrot and apple gingerbread is a great choice. It's moist, flavourful, gluten-free and its ingredients will give you energy for even the busiest of days. Plus, you can prepare it days in advance - so in the morning, just cut a piece, add vanilla/honey flavoured cottage cheese, nut butter, fruit and you're done.

Basque cheesecake with pumpkin

This cheesecake is proof that autumn desserts don't have to be heavy or over-sweetened. It combines the creaminess of a classic Basque cheesecake with the delicate flavours of pumpkin, vanilla and caramel. The result? A dessert that beautifully scents the kitchen, filling yet light, full of protein and ideal as a sweet breakfast too.

Baked apples and pecan-oat crumble

An autumn and winter dessert that scents the whole kitchen and is beautifully simple at the same time. The combination of sweet apples, fragrant cinnamon and crunchy oat-pecan crumble is simply irresistible. And when you add smooth white yoghurt and nut butter, you have the perfect comfort food to enjoy for breakfast.

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