Frequently Asked Questions

We focus on building sustainable cooking habits rather than collecting recipes. Our programs teach foundational skills, practical systems, and realistic approaches designed for actual home kitchens. Every recipe is tested multiple times in real home settings, not professional test kitchens.

No! Our recipes use basic kitchen equipment you probably already own: pots, pans, mixing bowls, and standard utensils. We avoid specialized gadgets and focus on techniques that work with everyday tools.

Absolutely! Our Basic Meals Program starts from absolute zero, assuming no prior cooking knowledge. We explain every technique step-by-step with clear instructions designed for beginners. Many of our most successful members started with minimal cooking experience.

Once you're familiar with the system, weekly meal planning takes 15-20 minutes. This small time investment saves hours during the week by eliminating daily decision-making and reducing food waste. Most members find they save 5+ hours per week overall.

Most of our recipes include substitution suggestions for common dietary needs. We provide guidance for vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free modifications. While not every recipe fits every diet, we teach the skills to adapt recipes to your needs.

We intentionally use affordable, accessible ingredients found at any standard grocery store. No exotic specialty items or expensive imports. Our recipes focus on everyday ingredients that won't strain your budget.

Most weeknight recipes take 20-30 minutes. We clearly label prep time and cooking time for each recipe, so you can choose based on your available time. Our Quick Meals collection features dishes ready in 15 minutes or less.

Yes! Our website is fully mobile-responsive, designed for easy viewing on phones and tablets while you cook. Recipes display clearly on any device.

Taste is personal! With over 500 recipes, you'll find plenty that match your preferences. We encourage honest feedback—it helps us improve and helps other members make informed choices.

Currently, we focus on written recipes and guides with clear step-by-step instructions and photos. Many members find written instructions easier to reference while cooking than pausing and rewinding videos.

Start by browsing our Programs page to find what interests you most. Complete beginners should start with the Basic Meals Program. If you're comfortable with basics but need organization, try Meal Planning. Pick one program and commit to it for a month to see results.