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TopicHow long should meal prep last?
wolfy42
07/11/17 11:36:11 AM
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Jen0125 posted...
https://imgur.com/a/sZTuD

Here's what I'm eating this week. As you can see I have a difficult time getting some of my vitamins like potassium and iron some weeks. I've thought of taking an iron supplement because I don't eat a lot of red meat or veggies high in iron.


Woah, your eating the same thing all week? I mean, I have heard of other people doing this, but usually the moms etc pool together and each prep a different meal, then all share them (So you get 7 dishes each).

So many things you can prep and then just cook at will.

Like stir fry is super fast to heat up, and you can prep it for months in advance. Just mostly freeze (not all the way), your meats and then slice them very thin and store them in the freezer in a big glad bag. Steak/Chicken/Pork heck even Shrimp if you want (don't slice the shrimp). Cut up and freeze your bell peppers/onions etc, and all you need to do to put together a yummy stir fry is boil water for your noodles while you sautee the veggies and then finally the meat at the end, and toss the noodles in. Takes about 15 minutes (saying it takes 5 minutes for your water to boil).

Thing is, you can really mix up what you use in your stir fry (Doesn't even have to be noodles) with different meats, so you can have alot of variety, but still cook it the same way/super fast every day.

Same goes with pasta sauce, just make a big old batch, then freeze them in those individual smaller freezer bags (just enough sauce for 2, but if you do it for yourself you can fill it up only half way). Gonna have pasta the next night? Just grab a frozen bag out of the freezer and toss it in the fridge and you'll be set (you can heat it up from frozen but it's faster this way).

I get doing meal prep for complicated stuff etc, but there are so many very yummy options that you can prep waaay in advance and that taste insanely good. Same goes for tacos...why eat at taco bell, when you can bbq some steak on the weekend, then store it in the fridge and just dice it up/fry it up quickly to make super delicious tacos any time(in like 5 minutes). Little oil on the bottom of a pan, while you start to heat up your diced steak, then toast the tortilla's in that oil/steak grease, dice some yummy tomattos and if you like it toss some diced onion on top. A bit of lettuce and (for most) cheese and your in taco heaven in a few minutes.

Seriously don't eat just one meal, there are just too many yummy choices!!
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