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Hi, I am Biba! Welcome to my food blog. As a busy mom myself, I understand the need for healthy, budget-friendly, and family-friendly recipes that are easy to make. So, I created this blog to share a collection of simple recipes for quick and delicious meals, using sustainable ingredients you likely have at home. So, busy foodies, this blog is your new best friend!

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This almond pound cake with blueberry is easy, moist, and so flavourful. Learn how to make almond flour pound cake with simple ingredients.

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This almond pound cake with blueberry is easy, moist, and so flavourful. Learn how to make almond flour pound cake with simple ingredients. Comment “ POUND” for recipe 👇 #poundcake #blueberrycake
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ROASTED MINI POTATOES

Crispy roasted baby potatoes made in a Dutch oven. Flavourful, golden and so cute, these roasted mini potatoes are the easiest side dish ever.

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ROASTED MINI POTATOES Crispy roasted baby potatoes made in a Dutch oven. Flavourful, golden and so cute, these roasted mini potatoes are the easiest side dish ever. Comment “MINI” for recipe #easycooking #minipotatoes #babypotatoes
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The cooking itself is rarely what makes a quick dinner slow. 

It’s everything that happens before the clock starts.

Here are three small habits that help 👇

1. Decide what you’re making before you’re hungry, so there’s no staring into the fridge. 

2. Start the slow thing first, like the water for pasta or the oven, so it heats in the background while you prep. 

3. And stick with one pan and one cutting board, so there’s less to juggle and less washing up afterward.

A quick dinner gets quick when the deciding is already done and the slow parts get a head start.

Save this for your next busy evening 🙌

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The cooking itself is rarely what makes a quick dinner slow. It’s everything that happens before the clock starts. Here are three small habits that help 👇 1. Decide what you’re making before you’re hungry, so there’s no staring into the fridge. 2. Start the slow thing first, like the water for pasta or the oven, so it heats in the background while you prep. 3. And stick with one pan and one cutting board, so there’s less to juggle and less washing up afterward. A quick dinner gets quick when the deciding is already done and the slow parts get a head start. Save this for your next busy evening 🙌 #easycooking #foodblog #kitchenhacks
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Soft, fluffy homemade cinnamon rolls with cream cheese icing. Learn how to make cinnamon rolls that are easier than you think.

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Soft, fluffy homemade cinnamon rolls with cream cheese icing. Learn how to make cinnamon rolls that are easier than you think. Comment “SWIRL” for recipe 👇 #easycooking #easybaking #kitchenhacks #cinnamonrolls
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Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen.

Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone.

So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment.
What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments.

PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
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Have you ever picked a recipe because it promised dinner in 30 minutes, and then ended up eating an hour later? It’s easy to walk away thinking we’re just slow in the kitchen. Most of the time, the recipe isn’t wrong. It just starts the clock once everything is chopped and the pan is on the stove, while real life starts a few steps earlier, with opening the fridge and deciding what to make. By the time the clock starts, a good chunk of the evening is already gone. So the greatest time saver has nothing to do with cooking faster. It’s taking the thinking out of the moment. What’s the step that always slows you down? Tell me in the comments. PS. For the longest time for me was deciding what to cook when I am back from work 😳
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This salad is a perfect blend of sweet figs, tangy blue cheese, and crunchy toppings, all brought together with a drizzle of maple balsamic vinaigrette. It’s as healthy as it is beautiful—a real crowd-pleaser!

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This salad is a perfect blend of sweet figs, tangy blue cheese, and crunchy toppings, all brought together with a drizzle of maple balsamic vinaigrette. It’s as healthy as it is beautiful—a real crowd-pleaser! Comment “ FIG SALAD” 👇 #easycooking #kitchentips #kitchenhacks #figs #saladrecipe
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