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    Welcome Homeschoolers!

    Add Salt & Serve was originally known as "TheHomeSchoolMom in the Kitchen," a popular section of our homeschooling site. TheHomeSchoolMom in the Kitchen was dedicated to offering recipes and meal plans to busy homeschool moms. Today, Add Salt & Serve is a food blog providing busy cooks with delicious, easy, family-friendly recipes as well as free meal plans uniquely crafted to make the most of your time and money.

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    Our meal plans are free and customizable! Use them as is or substitute recipes—your choice. All quantities are adjustable for both the meal plan and the shopping list. Learn more or get started for free by selecting a meal plan below.

    • Meal Plan for Week 52 (Group 2)
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    Deliciously Easy Recipes

    These yummy recipes include some of my personal easy-to-make favorites. Give one a try and let me know what you think!

    • Easy Beef and Broccoli using Leftover Steak
    • Easy Crockpot London Broil
    • Easy Crockpot Chicken & Dumplings with Biscuits
    • Chicken Enchilada Soup (15 Minute Meal)
    • Easy Shepherd’s Pie (Freezer-Friendly)
    • Mexican Ravioli

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    Busy Cook's Pyramid

    In my years as a homeschooler, I found that no more than 30 minutes is an ideal time limit for weeknight meal preparation. The secrets of a busy cook as shown in the Busy Cook’s Pyramid is how you can accomplish this goal on a regular basis. Find out more about each time-saving level of the pyramid.

    Pyramid graphic titled Busy Cook's Pyramid with levels starting at bottom: Cooking for the Freezer, Planned Leftovers, Quick & Easy Recipes, Fast Ingredients, Tools & Techniques (Add Salt & Serve)
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