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Home made pastes and sauces for making instant and easy recipes

from: Sheena

Hers is some more items that you can prepare and store in refrigerator, these items helps you to make the recipes instantly.

Boiled Potatoes
  • Store boiled potatoes in the refrigerator.
  • It stays for three to four days.
Boneless Chicken
  • Boil the chicken and store it in the refrigerator.
  • It stays for three to four days.
Onions
  • Peel onions, clean and keep them in the lower shelf of your refrigerator. Don't forget to cover them otherwise you are not going to be too happy with the smell when you next open your refrigerator.
  • Do not chop them -- they may turn soggy.


Vegetables
  • Buy your vegetables for the week.
  • Wash and clean before you store them in your refrigerator. This way you save time cleaning it when you cook your food.
  • Don't chop and store them; valuable nutrients will be lost.
  • If you have children who are not too keen on eating vegetables, try adding grated carrots/ radish into the wheatflour when you knead atta for chappatis!
Grated coconut
  • What you need
  • Grate coconut finely.
  • Store in the freezer.
  • It stays for about two weeks.
  • Note: Take out only the required quantity. Keep the rest back in the refrigerator immediately.





 

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