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Time Management Tip 24: 6 Ways To Save Time In The Kitchen

October 24, 2012 By Victoria Leave a Comment

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Last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 03:41 am

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6 ways to save time in the kitchen

I enjoy cooking, but I enjoy writing and crafting more. To make more time for the areas I hope will create income for my family one day along with those that already do, I have streamed lined the time I spend in the kitchen.

6 Ways I Save Time In the Kitchen

1. I plan simple menus: We don’t eat 3 course meals and we don’t eat something different 365 days of the year.

2. I make large batches and freeze the excess: Cookies, french toast, waffles, spaghetti sauce, can all be frozen to use later in the month.

3. I have recipe binders full of what we love: Instead of having to sort through my recipe books for our favorite recipes, whenever I try a new recipe out if we like it I photocopy the recipe and place it in the “Family Favorites” binder  to make it easy to find again.

4. I keep meat casserole ready: I cook up marked down meat in large batches, cut in bite size pieces and  freeze and use later.

5.  I have a snack fridge: On grocery shopping day I spend 15 to 20 minutes peeling and dicing and chopping fruit and cheese into snacking size and place in our small fridge for the kids to help themselves. When they were toddlers I did this too but I served it out.

6. I cook just one meal a day: My children are older, so they help a lot in the kitchen. I have taught them all how to make simple lunches and breakfasts.

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Introduction: 31 Days Of Time Saving Tips For The Work-At-Home Mom

Day One: Perform a Time Audit

Day Two: Night Owl Or Morning Bird?

Day Three: Where are Your Largest Windows?

Day Four: Making the Most of Small Windows

Day Five: Daily To Do Lists

Day Six: Maximizing The To Do List

Day Seven: Say No

Day Eight: Eliminate Poor Yes Choices

Day Nine: Put Your Time Offenders On a Budget

Day Ten: Combine Joy

Day Eleven: Making Effective Use of Waiting Time

Day Twelve: Making Use of Travel Time

Day Thirteen: Making The Most of Mom Taxi in Waiting Time

Day Fourteen: Take Time to Rest a Few Moments Each Day

Day Fifteen: Tag-Team

Day Sixteen: Involve the Kids

Day Seventeen: Mechanical Slaves

Day Eighteen: Outside Help

Day Nineteen: Timer Magic

Day Twenty: Take a Rest Day

Day Twenty One: Less Stuff, Less Mess, More Time

Day Twenty Two: Hold A Family Work Bee

Day Twenty Three: Keep Gatherings Simple

Day Twenty Four: Saving Time in The Kitchen (you are here)

Day Twenty Five: The Self Cleaning Home

Day Twenty Six: Streamlining Your Homeschooling day

Day Twenty Seven: Create an I Did It List

Day Twenty Eight: Create a Simple Cleaning Routine

Day Twenty Nine: Create To Go Bags

Day Thirty: Making Minimum Standards

Day Thirty One: Treat Life Like a Marathon Not a Sprint

 

 

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