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Individual-serving lasagna with asparagus, ricotta, and a mild meat mixture

A simpler, lighter take on spring comfort food. These single-serving lasagnas combine a creamy ricotta filling, sautéed asparagus, peas, lemon, and herbs with crispy, golden lasagna sheets. The perfect quick lunch or dinner when you want something fresh and full of flavor without the tedious layering of classic lasagna. You don’t have to throw away leftover asparagus, shallots, peas, or trimmed asparagus stalks. Just simmer them briefly with rice and broth, and in no time you’ll have a simple base for a creamy spring risotto or a side dish for the coming days. Great for meal prep and using up all ingredients without waste.

Roasted sweet potatoes, tzatziki, salsa, and lime chicken

This is exactly the kind of dish that looks impressive but is actually super simple to make. Just pop the whole sweet potatoes in the oven to roast, and you’ll have the rest ready in no time. Juicy lime chicken, fresh tzatziki, and simple salsa create a combination that’s light, full of flavor, and beautifully balanced. It’s perfect when you want something delicious without overthinking it—whether for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner.

Meal prep from one cauliflower: 2 winter meals that will fill you up and save you time

After the holidays, most of us feel that our digestion needs a little "lightening" and support. Heavier meals, less exercise... all of this can manifest itself in fatigue, bloating, or a general feeling of heaviness. A great way to get back to feeling light is to simplify your diet, focusing on mild foods, high-quality protein, fiber, and warm dishes that support digestion.

That's why I've prepared a simple meal prep that will last you several days – without stress, calorie counting, and with an emphasis on making you feel good.

Meal prep after the holidays: meals focused on better digestion

After the holidays, most of us feel that our digestion needs a little "lightening" and support. Heavier meals, less exercise... all of this can manifest itself in fatigue, bloating, or a general feeling of heaviness. A great way to get back to feeling light is to simplify your diet, focusing on mild foods, high-quality protein, fiber, and warm dishes that support digestion.

That's why I've prepared a simple meal prep that will last you several days – without stress, calorie counting, and with an emphasis on making you feel good.

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.

Chicken soup with pumpkin, mushrooms and gnocchi (Heal Me Soup)

This version of chicken soup with butternut squash, mushrooms, ginger and gnocchi is the perfect meal for those times when we need to warm up, boost our immunity and provide our bodies with quality nutrients. It's full of fibre, protein and minerals, beautifully filling but light at the same time. The combination of pumpkin, ginger, broth and shredded chicken creates a nutritious dish that literally "heals" from within - perfect for weekdays and as meal prep.

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