Menu Planning Made Easy

September 10, 2009

Menu Planning Made Easy

The question most often asked by family members is “What’s for dinner?” What I discovered was that I rarely knew myself. Their question would force a rapid mind search for what was in the fridge, the pantry, and that I could cook quickly. I hated the stress! Read more

Shortcuts to Feeding Your Family in a Hurry

February 7, 2009

Are you the kind of mom who doesn’t really want to spend hours in the kitchen every day? Do you find yourself desiring to pick up dinner most nights? I’m that kind of mom too.

Think about what takes the most time when preparing dinner. Usually it is the meat you’re having.
Figure out how much meat you will need for the month ie. ground beef, chicken, roast, whatever meats you use. Choose one day to prepare all of your meats. I would make 15 – 20 pounds of gr. beef in my giant roaster. Four chickens in a large stock pot or two, and two roasts in my big crock pot. Most of these just cooked on their own. Of course I would have to season and stir some things. But generally I could let it go for several hours. Read more

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