Skeletons in My Kitchen

When we refer to someone having a "skeleton in their closet," we mean they have a potentially embarrassing secret that they would prefer stay a hidden away. If these secrets "get out," it is thought that they could damage one's reputation. 
I started Skeletons in My Kitchen because I'm a registered dietitian with a junk food soul who never thought she'd be able to cook, or enjoy healthy food. I felt like a fraud, but now I'm proud of my journey. I think many people assume dietitians eat perfectly and cook every meal, and that probably makes us pretty intimidating. I know what it's like to be ashamed of what you like to eat (or don't like to eat,) and to carry guilt about not being able to cook. I also know what it's like to grow and change. I thought if I made my skeletons public, and shared my story, then I might be able to inspire you to look at cooking and eating in a new light. I aim to share ideas to help you uncomplicate food and start eating cooking and eating with confidence!