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From Market to Table… in Record Time

From Market to Table… in Record Time. Planning and Preparing Healthy Meals For Your Busy Family. Why develop a regular eating routine?. Food is everywhere! Overeating is caused by: grazing skipping meals getting over-hungry mindless eating television Routines help

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From Market to Table… in Record Time

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  1. From Market to Table…in Record Time Planning and Preparing Healthy Meals For Your Busy Family

  2. Why develop a regular eating routine? • Food is everywhere! • Overeating is caused by: • grazing • skipping meals • getting over-hungry • mindless eating • television • Routines help • maintain a healthy weight • help build healthy habits • help with planning and shopping • help save money • Children do better with a regular eating routine. • Different patterns work better for different people.

  3. “What’s for dinner?” Does this question scare you?

  4. 8 Good Reasons for Family Mealtimes “More Than Just Eating Together” • Communication and Well-Being. • Model Manners. • Expand their world…one food at a time. • Nourish. • Become Self-Sufficient. • Prevent Destructive Behaviors. • Improve Grades. • Save Money.

  5. Healthy eating starts with the decisions you make before you go to the store….

  6. Consider your family’s schedule….

  7. Wishing won’t make it happen…. • Plan a weekly menu. • Check supplies. • Make a grocery list. • Shop once a week. • Keep a master shopping list. • Cook once, eat twice. • Planned-overs, not leftovers.

  8. Do you have a list of “must have” foods?(staples)

  9. Stock Up on the Basics • Store Freezer • Boneless chicken breasts • Cooked meatballs • Vegetables • Hash brown potatoes • Bread dough • Juices • Store Dairy Case • Milk • Yogurt • Cheese • Eggs

  10. Pantry Power • Off the shelf • Canned tomato products • Canned soups • Canned beans • Canned broth • Canned tuna and salmon • Bouillon • Pasta • Grains – rice, grits, oatmeal • Flour and baking mixes • Salad dressings and sauces • Canned fruits and pie fillings • Dry beans and peas • Nuts • Condiments • Others?

  11. Pantry Power • Produce • Minced garlic • Potatoes • Onions • Fresh vegetables • Fresh fruit

  12. Supermarket Strategies • Plan your shopping • Eat before you go • Go alone • Start at the produce aisle • Shop the perimeter • Avoid impulse buys • Read food labels

  13. Manage Your Food Storage • Keep food safe by getting it home quickly • Store fresh meat on bottom shelf in frig • Keep things in the dark • Check the contents of your cabinet or pantry regularly

  14. Make the most of nutritious ingredients by adopting healthy food preparation methods: • Experiment with seasoning • Fresh or dried herbs and spices • Lemon or lime juice • Dash of balsamic, wine, herb or fruit vinegar • Toasted nuts for a crunchy topping • Garnish with roasted bell pepper • Marinating • Adds flavor to poultry, meat, fish and vegetables • Reduces need to add fat • Tenderizes meat • Reduces harmful hydrocarbons during grilling • Use an acid ingredient as a base, e.g., citrus juice, vinegar, pineapple juice, etc.

  15. Healthy Cooking Methods • Use nonstick cookware • Use a light spray of vegetable oil • Sauté in wine, water or broth • Remove fat from soups and stews • Substitute healthy oils • Make and keep a dry roux • Braising • Broiling • Grilling • Microwaving • Roasting • Sautéing • Steaming • Stir-frying Learn these terms and methods!

  16. Anything dishwasher safe Flexible plastic cutting boards Tongs Pump spray or mist spray bottle for oil Good quality chef’s knife Food processor Lots of colanders Kitchen shears Whisks Apple corer Mixing bowls with a handle Vegetable peeler Timer Scoop measuring cups Salad spinner Multifunctional baking dishes and mixing bowls Heat-resistant spatula Jar opener Small narrow , long-handled spatula Food clips Food thermometer What’s handy for you? Handy Kitchen Tools

  17. “I can’t cook. I use a smoke alarm as a timer.”~ Carol Siskind

  18. Prepared by: Deborah S. Melvin, M.S., C.F.C.S. Extension Agent (Nutrition) Lafourche Parish Sources: Nutrition for Life, by Lisa Hark, PhD, RD and Darwin Deen, MD “Smart Portions Made Tasty,” LSU AgCenter “Make It Fast Kitchen Tips,” LSU AgCenter

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