Unhealthy cooking methods
Whether you’re cooking at home, eating out or ordering takeaway, it’s not just what and how much you eat but it’s also how the food is prepared that counts. Here below are the ones to avoid.
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Deep-frying. Do what you can to avoid this high-fat disaster. If you absolutely must deep fry, drain the food well on paper towels.
Pan-frying. Cut back on fat by using nonstick pans, spraying pans with nonstick cooking spray or wiping a small amount of oil onto the pan with a paper towel for an ultralight coating.
Overbarbecuing. Avoid barbecuing foods to a crisp. When you allow the fat from meats or marinades to drip onto hot coals, the resulting smoky, charred bits contain dangerous carcinogens. Trim fat from meats and move food away from open flames.
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| Emmy on 19 July 2011 ,10:00 Healthy cooking is always good for the family, people should pay more attention to what they eat and how they cook it. Thank you for this great story and tips... |
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