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Zero Food Waste


Few days ago I was watching a show 'Wagle ki Duniya' and come across a new food waste problem. When a question is asked "What do you wanna eat?". The answer is one word "Anything".
Many of the family come across this problem. Solution to this problem is Meal Plan. So let's discuss how to make a meal plan. 
1.Make a menu - On every Sunday sit with your complete family and decide the menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner for next complete week keeping the budget and health in the mind.
2.Check your pantry, refrigerator and  Freezer - Look at the expiry dates of the foods and ingredients you already have on hand. Which ones do you need to use up? Look for recipes that use those foods and ingredients.
3.Plan to use leftovers - Leftovers can be remaked in different ways so find for new recipe for them. 

Enjoy Eating! 

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