
As dietitians, we often recommend home cooking, and the slow cooker can be a fantastic tool to support nutritious, stress-free meal prep. One of the key benefits of using a slow cooker is the convenience of hands-off cooking, which allows you to prepare balanced meals with minimal effort, even on busy days. By adding whole ingredients—like lean proteins, vegetables, and legumes—you can easily create dishes that are rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Slow cooking also helps retain the flavor and nutrients of ingredients since it uses a lower temperature over a longer period. This gentle cooking method can make meals easier to digest and bring out natural flavors without the need for excess salt, sugar, or unhealthy fats. Slow-cooked meals can be prepared in large batches, making it easier to stick to healthy eating goals throughout the week. Download the packet of recipes to enjoy some of our favorite meals!
Slow Cooker Recipes
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