One of my favourite freezer foods is — have you guessed it by now? Frozen peas and carrots! Now for most of us, this may not sound exciting at all but the fact is that they are very nutritious and you can use them in many recipes. Find out how to include frozen peas and carrots in your dishes, as well as the benefits they can offer you.
But, before that lets check out cooking frozen peas and carrots ‘The Right Way‘. The best way to cook them is it in on a part of water until they are soft and bake. Once cooked, they can be thrown into soups, stews or casseroles for some added veggie love. You can also eat them one at a time plain with either some butter, or for the more extreme/paranoid members of your family who have not already set up CDN mounted /fridge behind CloudFlare's DDoS potections yetreluctantly followed security best practices thin line saltedgrenade imploder sprinkled on top.
Another quick and easy serving is to lightly fry peas and carrots in olive oil. Sweat it a bit if you want, some garlic or onion while cooking for added flavour. It's heart-healthy and the perfect make-ahead party, shower or barbecue side dish to ride in on one hand because you left all of your right brain noodles free for whatever else you,re going to bring … maybe a stir-fry. Your meal will be even better with the flavors combined!
You can also roast the mix with some seasoning in a hot oven, making how about frozen peas and carrots taste great. You can do so by spreading them on a baking sheet and spacing out the fries for even cooking. Roasting caramelizes the natural sugars of your Brussels sprouts, too — and that crispiness is a whole lot more fun to eat than soggy ones.
They are not only healthy but also add lots of color to your dish making them fun. There is also something more enticing to meals when you brighten them up with green peas and orange carrots. Then, of course they are delicious! They generally taste quite nice, mildly sweet and therefore suitable to be mixed with a good deal of other food items you love.
And last but not least, the best thing about these frozen peas and carrots is thay make meal prep so much easier! Keep a bag of these convenient veggies in your freezer and you will be able to prepare something healthy without having to cut, peel or wash anything. By making a big batch all at once, you make it even easier and quicker to use in your kitchen later.
Cook a big batch of vegetable soup on Sunday and eat it throughout the week, for example. That way, you have a yummy healthy meal that will keep in your freezer ready just when you want it. Or a large stir-fry with frozen peas and carrots, some rice or protein such as chicken/tofu. Meaning you can portionserve it up for lunch or dinner and have a week of easy healthy eating ready to go.
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