Simple Microwave Meals In 10 Minutes Or Less

There is a lot you can do to make meals fun for your children! Theme nights are a great hit. Try a pizza night, Mexican night, green food night or anything special that you can come up with. Even let your children in on it. This will be fun for everyone in the family! Read on for other great cooking tips, just like this one.

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Make soup stock in large quantities. Soup stock can be used in many different recipes. If you make a large portion of it once, it is easy to store for later use. Just put it in baggies that can be sealed. Put it in the freezer and thaw it out when you need to use it.

 

Leftover vegetable pieces shouldn't go to waste. Broccoli tops, carrot pieces and onion peelings can be added to your vegetable, beef or chicken stock, to fill it with extra flavor. Don't forget to add the stock to your favorite meals to enhance their flavor and appear as a great cook in front of your friends and family.

 

Save time by cooking large quantities, and freezing the extra. When you are planning an elaborate or time consuming meal, prepare extra servings. Making more won't increase your cooking time much, and these extra meals can be frozen, providing a fast and healthy alternative to the typical frozen TV dinner.

 

You have probably felt guilty for pitching moldy fruits before. Is it possible to simply cut out the moldy, rotten part of the fruit? Unfortunately, there isn't any way to salvage fruit that has begun to rot. Toss it in the trash; you may not be able to see all of the areas that are affected by the mold, and if you eat any of it, you can become very ill.

 

Make sure to prepare your dishes the night before. Create marinades and allow your meat to sit in the refrigerator overnight. By doing most of the prep the night before, you make a delicious tasting meal. You also lower the amount of stress when making the meal before your guests arrive.

 

An easy way to experiment with combining savory flavors in the kitchen and not spend a lot of money in food waste, is to turn your ideas into an omelet. Eggs, especially egg whites, are fairly flavor-free and provide a great "canvas" on which to "paint" the ingredients you want and then combining into a dish. Small batches of scrambled eggs that you can fold your ingredients into, will also give a neutral background for your flavor taste tests.

 

Mixing up the menu can help a picky eater want to eat. Who can resist food on green food night? How can a kid resist when he came up with the theme? Make a list of menu ideas and start cooking. Your whole family will love it. Continue reading other articles such as this one, so that you can learn all you can about cooking. There is always something new to learn, which is what makes cooking so exciting and fun.