Meals by Prep Type

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Meals by Prep Type

What food prep type would work? Match the best evening schedule scenario with the given recipe prep type.

A pre-made casserole that's ready to throw in the oven. *

The rare occasion when there is no practice, no meetings, and no working late.

You get off work early, but there's soccer practice at 6:00 and a Sports Boosters meeting at 7:30.

You work until 5:00. Ballet starts at 5:45. Karate starts at 7:30.

The only practice tonight is right after school and ends at 5:30. Once it's over, everyone is home for the night.

A slow cooker recipe like soup that simmers patiently and can be eaten while people come and go. *

The rare occasion when there is no practice, no meetings, and no working late.

You get off work early, but there's soccer practice at 6:00 and a Sports Boosters meeting at 7:30.

You work until 5:00. Ballet starts at 5:45. Karate starts at 7:30.

The only practice tonight is right after school and ends at 5:30. Once it's over, everyone is home for the night.

Your favorite meat on the grill. *

The rare occasion when there is no practice, no meetings, and no working late.

You get off work early, but there's soccer practice at 6:00 and a Sports Boosters meeting at 7:30.

You work until 5:00. Ballet starts at 5:45. Karate starts at 7:30.

The only practice tonight is right after school and ends at 5:30. Once it's over, everyone is home for the night.

A skillet meal that's ready in 20 minutes. *

The rare occasion when there is no practice, no meetings, and no working late.

You get off work early, but there's soccer practice at 6:00 and a Sports Boosters meeting at 7:30.

You work until 5:00. Ballet starts at 5:45. Karate starts at 7:30.

The only practice tonight is right after school and ends at 5:30. Once it's over, everyone is home for the night.

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