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Health Tip: Cook Healthier With a Slow Cooker
By LadyLively on April 1, 2015

A slow cooker is an easy way to prepare a variety of healthier dishes that are ready for you at the end of a long day.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggests:
- Use weekends or evenings when you have ample time to prepare ingredients.
- Cut uniformly-sized pieces to ensure that they’ll cook evenly.
- Store ingredients in air-tight containers for no more than three days.
- Put all ingredients in the crock pot’s removable insert and store in the fridge overnight. This may require longer cooking time, since ingredients will be cold.
- Use leftovers in a new dish, such as last night’s roast used in tacos or stew.
Source: HealthDay
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