Way before Half Assed Kitchen was launched, we subscribed to the Six O'Clock Scramble, a service that, every week, provides recipes and shopping lists for relatively easy, nutritious dinners. In fact, some of our favorite dishes are modifications of recipes we found when we subscribed to The Scramble.This is a completely unsolicited recommendation, but if you're looking to simplify the vortex that is shopping for and preparing meals (and who isn't?) consider checking out Aviva Goldfarb's Six O'Clock Scramble. It comes out to about $5 a month.And it's worth a try.
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September 18, 2008
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