Shorter cooking times help to retain nutrients (glycosaminoglycans and minerals such as Potassium, Sodium, Calcium and Magnesium) often lost when cooked for long periods of time.
Not exact matches
Assembly line
cooking, once - a-month
cooking, whatever you want to call it, prepping food ahead and freezing it saves money by accommodating bulk purchases and
helping you avoid high - priced instant meals when you're
short of
time.
Keeping these 6 strategies in mind
helps me stay on track when I'm
short on
time, in situations where I can't
cook or shop for everything I want to
cook, and when I'm on the go.
Also, water - soluble vitamin content of your food is best maintained when if you eat the fruits and vegetables raw or
cooked for the
shortest possible
time with the minimum amount of water — you could also steam these foods to
help minimize losses.
Microwaves allow us to
cook food for
shorter bursts of
time and with less liquid, which can
help preserve nutrients in the food.