Jul 10, 2026 · 38 min · 14 segments
Healthy eating does not have to mean spending your entire Sunday meal prepping! In this episode of *The Dallas Duo Podcast*, Andrea Overturf and Whitney Stuart are talking about what realistic meal…
Whitney StuartHost
Andrea OverturfHost
the like idyllic season where it's like one crock pot, one sheet pan protein, one roasted vegetable, and things kind of like prepped to do at night throughout the week.

Right now, I am like, I'm under the luxury too, where like I'm constantly testing concepts.

Part of it is to test out for my patients because a lot of my patients honestly are not as efficient as me in the kitchen.

And those three prepared meal services I use in conjunction with my own cooking.

But there's not a single week where I'm not ever not analyzing my pantry to see what we have, either what we have too much of or what we have too little of.

Like some people go to the grocery store without pre-assessing their fridge and pantry.

So for me, that's a huge part of prep is knowing what you have and knowing what you actually need.

And secondly, buying the things that one, you're actually going to eat and buying things that help you like them.

And I think that that is the thing that has made meal prep easier is that like, yes, plain chicken is not that appetizing.

But, you know, chicken that's been prepped ahead of time with like a yummy sauce on top is a huge thing.

the like idyllic season where it's like one crock pot, one sheet pan protein, one roasted vegetable, and things kind of like prepped to do at night throughout the week.

Right now, I am like, I'm under the luxury too, where like I'm constantly testing concepts.

Part of it is to test out for my patients because a lot of my patients honestly are not as efficient as me in the kitchen.

And those three prepared meal services I use in conjunction with my own cooking.

But there's not a single week where I'm not ever not analyzing my pantry to see what we have, either what we have too much of or what we have too little of.

Like some people go to the grocery store without pre-assessing their fridge and pantry.

So for me, that's a huge part of prep is knowing what you have and knowing what you actually need.

And secondly, buying the things that one, you're actually going to eat and buying things that help you like them.

And I think that that is the thing that has made meal prep easier is that like, yes, plain chicken is not that appetizing.

But, you know, chicken that's been prepped ahead of time with like a yummy sauce on top is a huge thing.
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