New Fast Way to Eat Healthy: 'Clean Eating' Slow Cooker Plan from eMeals
Weekly Menus, Recipes & Grocery Lists for Families or Couples; Classic Slow Cooker Plan Also Available
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- It's 6 pm, you've raced home from work, and you don't have time to cook healthy: sound familiar? Instead of gritting your teeth and pulling out a frozen pizza, you can now get a good-for-you, made-from-scratch dinner on the table in a flash with the new Slow Cooker Clean Eating Plan from online meal planning service eMeals. Every week, you'll get five 'clean' and creative slow cooker recipes, two quick and inventive meals built on your slow cooking leftovers, and a combined grocery list delivered to your smartphone or computer email inbox or personal eMeals page.
The payoff: variety, new ideas, pre-planned menus, once-a-week shopping, the time-saving benefits of slow cooking, and less "when do we eat?" whining from the peanut gallery.
Available in both two-person and family plans as well as a Slow Cooker Classic program for as little as $5/month, the Slow Cooker program joins 50 other meal plans from eMeals ranging from traditional to vegetarian, low fat, low carb, portion control, gluten-free, paleo and more. The two Slow Cooker offerings are:
- Slow Cooker Clean Eating, with recipes featuring fresh meats, produce and seasonal items with limited processed foods. The week's menu might include Pork Tacos with Cilantro Lime Slaw, Lemon Chicken Thighs with Olives accompanied by seared green beans with pecans, or Chicken and Broccoli Pasta Toss with a simple spinach salad.
- Slow Cooker Classic, with traditional comfort meals adapted and updated for slow cooking. Choices for the week might include Beefy Manicotti with a side of Basil Zucchini, Root Beer Braised Beef accompanied by Creamy Grits and Green Peas, or Pork and Pinto Beans with Jalapeno Cornbread to perk up the tastebuds.
Both versions save time as well as money, thanks to eMeals' budget-conscious planning process. Savings stem from "cook once, eat twice" strategies (cook a pot roast for one meal, and use the leftover meat in tacos the next day), reuse of select ingredients like carrots during the week so you aren't wasting money on a lot of ingredients that will go to waste, advance planning that avoids impulse and extra purchases that lead to overspending, and coordination of menus with sales and seasonal specials at grocery stores like ALDI, Kroger, Publix, Safeway, Target, Walmart and Whole Foods.
Sample menus for the Slow Cooker plans can be viewed at http://emeals.com/meal-plans/slowcooker/ For a full description of the eMeals program, visit www.emeals.com/how-it-works.
About eMeals.com
eMeals.com has been the market leader in online meal planning since 2003, having provided a simple and affordable dinnertime solution to hundreds of thousands of busy people everywhere. The eMeals team constructs and publishes over 50 delicious meal plans and corresponding grocery lists every week based on food style preferences, family size and the current sales at selected grocery stores. Dinner menu plans include classic family meals, clean eating, paleo, simple gourmet, low-fat, portion control, low-carb, gluten-free, vegetarian, slow cooker, and the natural and organic plan. Add-on breakfast and lunch plans are also available. For more information, please visit www.emeals.com
SOURCE eMeals.com
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