Menu planning from way to health 1

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These are notes from my way to health class.

  • Why don’t do menu:
  • Cooking for one or just two.
  • Hard find a variety
  • Get into ruts.
  • Sometimes healthy food is expensive.
  • Don’t know how to cook
  • Take time to plan and shop and cook the meal.
  • It’s hard to have fresh food purchased once a week last through the whole week. Use up food that doesn’t have a long shelf life eat it in the first of the week.
  • Buy things you know you’re going to use.
  • Frozen vegetables can be an alternative to fresh.
  • One way to work on time is to cook bulk. And freeze into individual portions and have a variety.
  • With a menu, you can plan ahead like a chicken on two days then cook the chicken at once.
  • Instant pot makes meals in 30 min.
  • Once you have menus planned keep them to recycle. Keep a binder.
  • Unexpected guests. Have certain food as a backup.
  • Extra dishes when you make individual meals. If you don’t know how to cook start checking out the registry.
  • Nutrition for a healthy heart cooking module.
  • In the binder, there is a handout on using herb and spices.
  • Planning for items on sale. Or items not in season buy frozen.
  • Nothing sounds good. Check out cookbooks. Pinterous,
  • Makes notes on the recipes you use of what your family likes or what changes you made.
  • See what friends are doing for healthy eating.

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