This week in the great food waste challenge it is time to "Get Your grill on!" show me your grilliance, this is your brilliance on the grill. The above picture is my grilliance! After all of your hard work it is time to reward yourself with a great steak on the grill. Summer may be waning but the grill is just getting it's mojo started.
Remember these grilling tips: 1) Bring meat to room temperature 2) Add seasonings but no salt until you pull it off the grill this helps to keep the meat nice and juicy 3) Let it rest before eating to seal in all the amazing flavors and moisture. For leftovers, if there are any, check out the website www.beefitswhatsfordinner.com for ideas and recipes. Breakfast is a great way to use leftover steak. Breakfast sandwiches, steak and eggs and for lunch try a layered beef salad. Get creative! This week do another fridge dive too to look at your expiration labels to see if you have rapidly expiring food. If you do plan your meals around these ingredients so they don't go to waste. Use your freezer as well to extend food that you don't think you will eat in a timely manner. Freeze whatever you can it is much better than wasting it. Fact: 91% of Americans throw food away prematurely due to confusion over food dates. Beef held at 40 degrees is good for 3-5 days. If you are throwing away too many fruits and vegetables, buy less more often and switch to frozen whenever it makes sense. I use frozen fruit to make my morning smoothies. The tropical frozen fruit not only tastes great but because it is frozen I don't have to add ice cubes to get it cold. Take the time to be aware of your food habits and you will save money and the planet by doing your share cutting food waste! COME ON..TAKE THE CHALLENGE..I DARE YOU! A great steak is waiting. |
Authorwww.amazon.com/gp/product/1939930561Kelly Gray Williams is the author of a memoir; The Princess Rancher. Food has been at the core of her life for over thirty years. Her travels have taken her all over the world and have created a rich tapestry of food experiences and cultures that have shaped her philosophies on cooking and food production. My book, The Princess Rancher, is available here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/1939930561 Archives
October 2021
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