
With winter c

s a desire to make hardy m

s

t warm your body and stick to your ribs. These dishes often seem like they would be too time-consuming and laborious to cook, but

t isn't always the case! Following

s

tips to speed up those winter robust winter m

s:
Buy Pre-CutOne of the most time consuming parts of creating stews and soups

t

perfect for a cold day is cutting up v


les. Fresh v


les

always a great choice when it c

s to flavor and nutritional value, but preparing them can be very laborious. Try using v


les

t c

already chopped, sliced, or diced. You can find s

of these v


les pre-cut in fresh varieties. Look for pre-made v


le trays or other specialty bagged fresh veggies. Also consider using frozen v


les. You can find pre-packaged v


les

t

an assorted medley, or buy each v


le individually and create your own assortment.
Buy Pre-CookedWhen you

in a hurry, you may not have the option of waiting hours for the ingredients to cook properly from a raw state. Look for v


les and meats

t

already fully or partially cooked to

a h

made flavor in half the time. If you

un

e to purchase the ingredients you desire in a pre-cooked variety, consider pre-cooking yourself. Steam veggies and brown meats a day or two before you intend to cook the full m

then refrigerate. This will allow you to save lots of time the day you plan to serve the m

.
Buy Pre-AssembledThere

s

great m

s on the market

t c

fully prep

d for you to just warm and serve. Look for frozen and boxed varieties. Not only will these items save a bunch of prep time, but they take the guess work out of the recipe. If the pre-packaged m

s

OK but not as good as you had hoped, you can still spice them up! Add additional ingredients or seasonings to make a m

t seems as if it took hours to prep

but actually only took minutes. You can even throw these pre-made m

s in a crock pot before you leave for the day and c

h

to a warm delicious m

ready to serve.
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