Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Any vegetable of choice especially carrots, brocolli and those that have great nutritious value
- Tofu, nutrella ( soy protein derivative) etc..
Step1
When making any kind of dish with gravy throw in some ground carrots, broccoli, green leafy veggies or veggies of your choice. The amount of veggies should not be too much such that it overpowers the taste of your gravy.
Step2
When making casseroles or noodles or more dry preparations of food, you could sneak in some finely chopped Tofu or even nutrella or sprouts to enhance the value of your food greatly
Step3
When making vegetables I often substitute half of the onions I use with cabbage this introduces different kinds of nutrition
Step4
Be innovative and try different ingredients while cooking small quantities of food and you will discover a whole new set of ingredients that go well together. Something as simple as eggs can go well with many dishes whether boiled or scrambled.
Comments
Susanh said
on 7/7/2008 I'm curious, why avoid soy? Great article!
Priszack said
on 5/20/2008 Thanx writergig for that info!
WriterGig said
on 5/20/2008 The vegetable tip is good, but avoid soy, especially tofo. Traditional miso is OK. For added nutrition in dishes, use homemade beef, chicken or fish stock.
Fuller1972 said
on 5/16/2008 I used to do this, but forgot about it, thanks for the tips.
Fuller1972 said
on 5/16/2008 I used to do this, but forgot about it, thanks for the tips.