Packaged Food ReviewHealthy Eating GuidelinesSuper FoodsHealth and NutritionNutrition 101Weightloss DietNutrition Newsletter
Buzz this

Nutrition Month 2009:
How To Cook Once and Serve Twice


If saving time is important to you, as it is to many, a simple tip is to double a recipe and serve leftovers for another meal. This is such an easy way to save time but is often overlooked. Doubling a recipe, such as soup or a casserole, takes almost no extra time but saves you the time of preparing another meal.

You can serve the leftovers in a couple of days and by changing the side dish, such as a different salad or bread, you can also add variety. Or just freeze the leftovers for later use. Freezing works well for lasagna, soups and numerous casseroles.

Also consider freezing in lunch size containers as this can also save you lunch money and is great for a 'grab and heat lunch'.

This simple tip can cut meal preparation time in half! So do plan to cook once and serve twice.


Featured Dietitian:
Brenda J. Ponichtera, RD

Brenda J. Ponichtera, RD is an award-winning author. Her cookbooks - Benjamin Franklin Award winners - are designed to prove that healthful eating doesn't have to take a lot of time in the kitchen.

http://www.QuickandHealthy.net

Brenda Ponichtera

Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape

Advertisement





| Print Page | Bookmark and Share | nutrition tips Feed

Want to discuss nutrition topics? Go to our Facebook Page or Forum.




Advertisement
 







HONcode accreditation seal.
Categories:
Nutrition 101 | Healthy Eating | Super Foods | Podcast | Food & Nutrition | Nutrition & Health | Weight & Diet
Member Area:
Login | SignUp | Free Nutrition Newsletter | Forum | Search | healthcastle nutritionRSS
Media:
Press Room | Gloria Tsang, RD | In the News | Health Surveys | News Release | White Paper | Recommended By | Photos
Corporate:

About Us | Advertise with Us | Legal | Privacy Policy | Site Map | Contact Us

Information on this site is provided for informational purposes and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your own physician or dietitian. Information and statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Copyright© 1997-2010 Healthcastle Nutrition Inc. All rights reserved.