Everyday Eats
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Which recipe did you flag first as you flipped through, and what about it made you think, "I want to eat that tonight"?
Tell us about the dish you brought tonight. How did the kitchen feel (and smell) while you were making it?
This book is all about everyday cooking. What is a humble, ordinary meal that feels like a hug to you, and who first made it for you?
Did any recipe remind you of a meal from your childhood or a specific person at your family table? What memory came back?
Weeknight dinners can feel like a chore. Did cooking from this book change how the act of making dinner felt for you, even a little?
Who would you most love to cook one of these recipes for, and which one would you choose to show them you care?
Cooking for others can be a quiet way of saying "I love you." After spending time with this book, what does feeding the people around you mean to you right now in your life?
If you wrote a little chapter of your own everyday cookbook, what dish would open it, and what story about your home or family would you tell alongside it?