A couple of years ago I found myself sobbing into my husband's shoulder saying 'I'm so SICK of cooking dinner every day!'
It was SUCH a wake up call. Because that wasn't me. Cooking is my language of love. Cooking is how I relax. Cooking is my creative outlet.
And cooking good food for my family was always my greatest mission in life.
But given a fussy eater, and a few years later I was exhausted.
I suddenly realised that it had been a LONG time since I'd cooked for me. For my pleasure. For my tastebuds.
From that moment on I knew something had to change. And I knew the way I was feeling wasn't unique. If cooking food was becoming exhausting for me, a nutritional therapist and trained natural chef, then it must be true for many other mothers out there.
I started putting myself first once in a while. I started cooking the food I like again.
And just like that I found myself crawling out of my cooking rut.
- The 4 reasons you've found yourself in a cooking rut
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