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    What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • mrschef
    • 9-25-2008 01:35 PM
    • Member since 12-11-2007
    • Posts: 26

    What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?

     

    • Kids' lunches (5.2%)
    • Family snacks (8.6%)
    • Entertaining (24.1%)
    • Quick breakfasts (6.9%)
    • Quick dinners (55.2%)
    • Total Votes: 58

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • Queenammer
    • 12-15-2008 12:03 PM
    • Member since 12-15-2008
    • Posts: 7

    I find that finding recipes that don't use processed food items.  OR Now I am tring to find how to make my own so that they don't have all the preservites and most of all MSG.

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • rino
    • 1-09-2009 08:26 PM
    • Member since 1-09-2009
    • Posts: 1

    Bugeting.  Eating healthier is often more expensive.  Also, my husband prepares dinner and prefers not so healthy foods.

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • gregpeg
    • 1-10-2009 04:04 PM
    • Member since 1-09-2009
    • Posts: 2

    Doing It on a budget!

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • sexydee
    • 1-10-2009 05:42 PM
    • Member since 1-07-2009
    • Posts: 3

    Eating healthy on a budget.  Also, morderating my fried food intake.  Love my fried chickenBig Smile

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • rubster
    • 1-10-2009 09:20 PM
    • Member since 1-10-2009
    • Posts: 6

    Finding something everyone likes.  

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • Julia
    • 3-07-2009 12:43 PM
    • Member since 1-29-2009
    • Posts: 28

    I work full-time go to school part time and have a husband who thinks that a healthy meal is delivered pizza with vegetables on it, know what I mean?  So, needless to say, I do the cooking and because my schedule is so hectic it's hard to find time to cook really healthy dinners in 30 minutes or less (now that I've found this site though I've been on a healthy cooking rampage) ... one ? i have is when you are in a busy household what do you stock your pantries with for a man who doesn't want to cook for himself that is healthy (or relatively healthy)?  He's not really into canned soups (or soups period) so what is a wife to do for her hubby to keep him healthy when she's not there all the time?


    (ok that was two questions)


    - Julia

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    RE: What is your trickiest area when it comes to preparing healthy food?
    • happywearej
    • 10-25-2010 04:51 AM
    • Member since 10-25-2010
    • Posts: 2

    I can relate. Right now I am taking care of my temp disabled daughter and her family she has a hubby who lives on pasta and twin sons age 7 and a daughter age 1 1/2 . The twins wont touch vegies except green beans, raw carrots or broccolli drenched in ranch dressing. I need to lose 15 lbs and my daughter needs to gain wt desperately 89 lbs.. how do i do all that with one meal?? help

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