How to Build a Balanced Plate
A simple plate-ratio method for balanced meals when you're not following a weighed recipe: half vegetables, a quarter protein, a quarter carbs.
Articles about meal planning from Love. Eat. Keep Fit.: practical reads on food, calories and cooking.
A simple plate-ratio method for balanced meals when you're not following a weighed recipe: half vegetables, a quarter protein, a quarter carbs.
Why the exact same dish can range from 450 to 950 calories, where those calories actually hide, and how to cook one base meal for a household with different targets.
A simple trick for finding better, simpler recipes online, plus a repeatable way to adapt anything you find to your own calorie target.
Four practical tools, planning ahead, the plate method, protein-anchoring, and the hunger scale, that replace daily calorie logging.
Four practical techniques from Atomic Habits, habit stacking, the two-minute rule, environment design, and identity-based habits, applied directly to eating and cooking.
Why a few small kitchen frictions can undo an otherwise solid plan, and how a handful of well-chosen basics plus a ready-to-cook fridge zone make the planned meal the easy choice.
Practical, meal-by-meal ways to reach the NHS's 30g daily fibre target, with real high-fibre recipes from the cookbook, without overhauling your whole diet.
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