School Dayz

stress-free eats for stress-filled days

Everywhere you look you’ll see signs: more traffic in your neighborhood, giant displays of backpacks at Target, morning bells chiming in the distance. Yes, back-to-school season has arrived just as we were all getting used to summer. 

The relief of having your kids outta your house each day is canceled out by the rush to get them to school, picked up, to practice, to do their homework, and take a damn shower. I’m exhausted just thinking about it. So this week I’ve compiled some recipes from here in The Broiler Room and on our site to help you guys feed those cute little demons and yourselves when you barely have a moment to think straight.

Kid-Friendly Snacks and Sweets

Peach Pie Smoothie

Chexish Mix

Breakfast Cereal Bars

Frozen Banana Pops

Mango Chia Lime Pops

Cookie Dough Protein Bites

Homemade Shirley Temples

Leftovers for Lunch

Ginger Peanut Sauce with Cold Noodles

Spicy Sausage and Cheese Kolaches

Sweet Potato and Spinach Rolled Tacos

Hippie TLTA Sammies

Buffalo Caesar Wraps

Hatch Chili Enchiladas

Spinach Falafel  

Quick Weeknight Dinners

Tomato Tamari Noodles

Zucchini Basil Fritters

Green Garbanzo Stew

Homemade Spaghetti-Os

Tomato and White Bean Soup with Rosemary Oil

Rice A Rona Pantry Mix

Gooey Grilled

Cheese

Lemony Red Lentil Soup w/ Tahini Drizzle

Garlic Sriracha Noodles with Broccolini

Roasted Chickpea and Broccoli Burritos

One Pot Pasta Primavera

Skillet Tempeh Pasta

Want even more recipes? We’re running a back-to-school sale here in The Broiler Room. Sign up for a paid subscription by August 28 and you’ll get 20% off a whole year. That’s $4 a month, just one dollar a recipe. Considering how much we all argue about what’s for dinner, that’s a pretty sweet deal.

Thanks for joining us here in The Broiler Room. Tomorrow our recipe club is getting a salad that’s a whole damn meal. The Edamame Crunch Salad is perfect for hot days when the last thing you wanna do is turn on your stove.

Now go kick your kids off Chat GPT while they do their homework before they forget how to write a sentence that isn’t an AI prompt.