Batch cooking means preparing large quantities of food at once, then portioning it out for the week.
What to Batch Cook
- Grains: Rice, quinoa, pasta
- Proteins: Grilled chicken, ground turkey, hard-boiled eggs
- Vegetables: Roasted broccoli, sweet potatoes, sautéed greens
- Sauces: Marinara, pesto, vinaigrettes
The Sunday Prep Session
1. Choose 3-4 recipes for the week
2. Write your grocery list
3. Set aside 2-3 hours on Sunday
4. Cook grains and proteins simultaneously
5. Roast vegetables while other items cook
6. Portion into containers
Storage Tips
- Refrigerated meals last 4-5 days
- Frozen meals last 2-3 months
- Label everything with dates
- Cool food completely before storing
Next step
Turn this idea into your real plan for the week
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