Kitchen and meal management Frankfort KY

Who says managing your kitchen and family menu is impossible while being a working mom? With a little advance planning and lots of creativity, you can take charge of your kitchen and your family’s meals.

Local Companies

Circle K
(502) 695-2365
172 Versailles Rd
Frankfort, KY
Kroger
(502) 695-4860
Brighton Park Blvd
Frankfort, KY
Five Star Shell
(502) 695-7654
1645 Versailles Rd
Frankfort, KY
Dairy Mart No 226
(502) 223-3331
750 Schenkel Ln
Frankfort, KY
Speedy Mart
(502) 875-1022
682 E Main St
Frankfort, KY
El Charro Inc
(502) 875-2063
125 Rolling Acres Dr
Frankfort, KY
Kroger
(502) 695-4860
Brighton Park Blvd
Frankfort, KY
Kat 7's Food Mart
(502) 695-0903
917 E Main St
Frankfort, KY
Save-A-Lot Foods
(502) 695-4188
246 Versailles Rd
Frankfort, KY
Rocking R'z Country Store & Deli
(502) 875-2600
917 Devils Hollow Rd
Frankfort, KY

Who says managing your kitchen and family menu is impossible while being a working mom? With a little advance planning and lots of creativity, you can take charge of your kitchen and your family’s meals.

  1. Turn menu planning into a family project. Ask your spouse and kids to list their favorite dishes. When given a chance to participate, family members will enjoy their meals more.
  2. List down your family’s weekly menu, and then plan your grocery shopping. If possible, involve everyone. You even get to spend some more time together.
  3. Surprise your family by serving a new dish once a week or every two weeks or at least once a month—whichever you can manage. Exchange recipes with friends or relatives. Search the internet. Or dive into one of those cookbooks gathering dust in your kitchen shelf.
  4. Change your meal pattern. Don’t just stick to tried-and-tested, all-American food. Once in a while serve some Italian pasta, or Chinese food. If you’re having an all-inclusive nutritious salad and you have young picky eaters, try to introduce a new fruit or veggie one at a time. Trying out a new taste could be exciting.
  5. Train your house help to be proactive. Teach them to make a list of things that have just run out and should be on your next shopping list. If not, you can designate a few minutes each week to (before your scheduled grocery) to sit down with your helper to find out what supplies are needed.
  6. Lastly, learn the basics of food storing and preparation. Get some tips from your mom or mom-in-law. Read some books and magazines. Just some good general advice:
    • Quickly use up the food stored in the fridge. Don’t depend on the listed maximum storage time for foods....

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Author: Ae Dechavez


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