For this family, cooking and clean up is shared work.
See how they enjoy meals together, including breakfasts filled with fluffy homemade biscuits.
Here, a family of three in Georgia works together to get dinner on the table.
Credit:Illustration: Grace Canaan
Q: How often do you go grocery shopping?
Q: What’s your average weekly grocery budget?
$100 to $150.
Credit:Illustration: Grace Canaan
Q: Do you make a grocery list?
Q: What grocery stores do you shop at most frequently?
Q: Who is going to cook dinner?
I do most of the dinner prep and cooking.
If we are grilling, my husband is the grill master, and my granddaughter often bakes with me.
Illustration: Grace Canaan
Q: What are things you always have in your fridge or pantry?
Q: How do you share the labor of cooking, cleaning, and grocery shopping?
I do most of the dinner cooking.
Everyone makes their own breakfast and lunch during the week.
Weekend meals are a mixture of shared cooking, going out to eat, andpotluckswith family and friends.
Clean up is shared.
I do most of the grocery shopping.
Q: What are your go-to meals or family-favorite recipes?
Q: Do you cook daily or do you meal prep for the week?
We all have varied tastes and likes and just dont do well with meal planning.
Q: What was the last meal you cooked at home?
Pan-grilled chicken breast withfried potatoesand onions and broccoli.
Q: Would you make it again?
Yes, we eat all these ingredients weekly.
Q: Do you often have dessert with dinner?
Not usually, however there are almost alwayshomemade baked treatsand other sweet items available.
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