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Here are some tips to help you as you go about preparing the food in the kitchen our church needs:
Limit your intake of frozen meals if you're watching your sodium intake. The salt content in most frozen meals is ridiculous. Some even contain an entire day's worth of salt. They may be convenient, but are you willing to risk your health over spending a few extra minutes in the kitchen?
Oprah Winfrey used the phrase "clean eating" in her book Oprah's Kitchen. It's helpful to think of clean eating as a good way to approach food. Simple preparations, lighter salad dressings, using less oils and fats (though still a bit for flavor!), and keeping things as fresh as possible - all these ideas contribute to her way of clean eating. Oprah loved her fried chicken - and presents a clean way of cooking it in her book. The bottom line is, if you have a choice between fancy and heavy vs. simple and fresh, go with the latter and your scale will thank you, no matter what food you're eating.
If you want your children to eat better foods, get them involved in the cooking process and they will be more likely to eat what they make themselves. Children love to be creative and the kitchen is an excellent place to do so. When they experience how good food is made it builds excitement to eat it.
Lower your sodium intake by flavoring foods with herbs and spices, rather than salt. By using fresh herbs in everything from sandwiches to vegetables to eggs, you can amp up the flavor without the negative health effects of sodium. Herbs are simple to grow on your kitchen windowsill or porch and therefore, can be easily accessible whenever you need them.
When considering nutrition for your child, it is important to focus on the meal when it is meal time. This is important because when a child is distracted from their meal by the television, overeating is always possible, as is the desire for unhealthy foods that are advertised. Keep the television out of the kitchen, and instead engage in conversation at the table.
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