Freezer Friendly Organic Fall Flavours #ad

Paula — Mon, 25 Sep 2017 11:29:04 +0000

This is a sponsored post. Fall routines are in full swing again and mealtime can be a challenge. It’s hard to make creative and healthy food quickly enough to feed a busy family. I know it is a struggle. But, there are a few things I have found that can help with the process. Preparing meats, sauces and even vegetables can help save time during the week. An hour or so on a Saturday or Sunday morning sometimes takes a bit of the sting out of busy weeknight dinnertimes. Fall Dinner Timesavers Wash your vegetables on the weekend and place them in small portions in containers in the fridge. Brown up some meat and prepare sauce ahead of time on the weekend and place it in the freezer for later. Plan out a few nights or maybe even a week’s worth of meals. I am not suggesting that you cook them on a Sunday or anything. Let’s be realistic here. But, you can sit down and decide if pasta night is Monday and Taco night is Tuesday and Wednesday is a casserole for instance. Then shop accordingly. Get the Crock Pot out and throw a meal together in the morning. Use your Instant Pot. Classic Meat Sauce As families everywhere adjust to busy schedules, a classic meat sauce is also a food prep staple – and for good reason, it’s protein-packed, crowd-pleasing and, most importantly, freezes well and can be reheated within minutes. Just boil your noodles fast when kids get in and warm up the sauce (see recipe below) and you have a speedy, healthy dinner. Organic Pork Saves Money and is Healthy Too Pork is an economical solution to feeding any family and is the perfect flavour complement to the bounty of Canadian produce available in autumn. Instead of a turkey this Thanksgiving, you might contemplate something different like Cranberry-Rosemary Braised Pork Shoulder, Honey Mustard and Apple Stewed Pork Shoulder or Almond, Honey and Dijon-Encrusted Pork Tenderloin. Maybe a Maple Bacon Cheesecake for dessert. All of these recipes are available at www.dubreton.com. Did you know Organic Pork is: humanely raised antibiotic and GMO-free In fact, organic pork is good for your family, the environment and your budget too. DuBreton® pork has organic and Certified Humane® certifications. For a twist on a classic recipe try duBreton’s Extra-Meaty Spaghetti Sauce. Find more great Organic pork recipes at www.dubreton.com. Delicious meaty sauce that is made with organic pork DuBreton®, the largest producer of organic and Certified Humane® pork in Canada and North America knows organic meat can be confusing to some. That’s why they took part in a survey of 1000 Canadians recently by MARU/Matchbox. Some key findings: Almost one-third of Canadians (30 percent) say they purchase organic meat. 20 percent of Canadians say they understand organic meat and how it’s produced and 31 percent of Canadians either know nothing, or are confused about organic meat. While many Canadians choose organic meat, unfortunately, 41 % of these consumers are frustrated with the lack of organic meat options at grocery stores. This post was sponsored which means I have been compensated. My opinion is all my own and it is also truthful.

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