Preparing for Success

The other day I shared with you guys how I am determined to stick to my clean eating. And after only one day I have already realized how difficult this is going to be. If my Husband and I were living in a normal situation (i.e. in a regular home with a kitchen and not living at the Institute) this would be much easier. You see, here at the Institute we have a cook who prepares meals for us each day. While this is wonderful and such a blessing- most of the meals are not what I would consider to be healthy. So, in an attempt to prepare for success my Husband and I plan on going to a cabin for a weekend to use the kitchen and prepare a plethora of meals that we can freeze. So now I need your help. Any suggestions on healthy meals that are freezer friendly and heat up in a microwave? So far my top contenders are a lemon/rosemary chicken and lemon/dill salmon with sides of broccoli, asparagus, and cauliflower. Not sure if any of it freezes well though… Tips?!

{Hubby & I on our 6 month anniversary}

{Hubby & I on our 6 month anniversary- please excuse the iPhone quality}

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4 Comments

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    Katie O'Keefe
    March 7, 2013 at 11:17 am

    Soups freeze really well. When I was a dancer, I would make a cabbage soup with tons of vegetables once a week in a big crock pot, and have it for at least one of my meals a day. Made things simple and ensured I ate plenty of vegetables.

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      beyond blessed
      March 7, 2013 at 11:21 am

      Love cabbage soup!! Totally forgot about it! Thanks for the reminder!

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    Sarah
    March 11, 2013 at 10:19 am

    Have you thought about a crock pot? All it takes is an outlet, plug it in in the morning and then dinner is ready when you get home. I use mine 3-4 times a week. You can even use it during the night and have steel cut oats, or other oatmeal breakfasts ready for you when you wake up!

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      beyond blessed
      March 11, 2013 at 10:20 am

      I actually hadn’t thought of that! Great idea Sarah! Thank you!

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