Infusion Cooking and Why It Helps Freelancers
Either you’ve got several projects to finish by tomorrow, or you can’t be bothered taking your time cooking meals. You love what you’re doing, and eating near your equipment isn’t recommended. Not to mention being responsible for feeding everyone can take up too much of your busy schedule.
But you still need to eat. Eat fast, at the same time making sure you’re getting what you need. Luckily Elizabeth Parnell writes about Infused One-Pot Meals, which apparently prove that quick preparation and nutrition aren’t mutually exclusive. Her sample recipe takes a few minutes to prepare and 45 minutes to bake. So you can probably wrap up that project while your meal simmers in its own juice.
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2 opinions for Infusion Cooking and Why It Helps Freelancers
Contract Worker - More Food for Freelancers
Feb 1, 2007 at 4:20 am
[…] As I said yesterday, busy freelancers need easy-to-prepare—yet nutritional—food. Maybe supersizing it from time to time is no problem, but relying on McDo for all your meals is definitely a no-no. Admittedly though, you probably have no idea what else to cook aside from the Chicken California. Neither do I. So this list of Over 100 Quick and Easy Healthy Foods will be helpful. […]
Contract Worker - Working at Home Saves You a Lot
Feb 18, 2007 at 8:38 am
[…] Money Saver. The daily commute always involves money. Whether you pay for fuel or the bus fare, you pay. Some employees spend half their salary for transportation. Walking to a home office is free, and homecooked meals can be a lot cheaper than eating in a restaurant (even an employee’s canteen). […]
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