I' am impressed to see someone actually wash the vegetables! Very important so thank you for doing this step. One tip i would like to add especially for the green leaf lettuce is to put a layer of paper towel on the bottom of the container, put one also in the middle and then one on the top of the greeens before closing the lid & storing it. This step absorbs the moisture, also dry all the veggies & fruits before storing.
This inspired me! I'm recovering from a food restrictive eating disorder and recently decided to reintroduce healthy foods, and watching this made me excited to buy a variety of produce and prep and organize it all pretty
Wouldn’t it be easier and quicker to cut the zucchini and cucumber lengthwise first then dice rather than cutting rounds then going back to quarter them?
Not sure if she mentioned it and I missed it, but please exchange the water from the vegetables daily! But overall, learning how to store my vegetables and foods has saved me so much money 🎉🎉🎉 And ingriedient prepping is (for me) so much better than meal prepping.
For the cucumber it's much easier to cut the entire cucumber in half or quarter lengthwise then slice it instead of slicing then cutting all the little slices into quarters.
Good morning Paulina I was watching you wonderful video, thankyou. I was watching you peel ginger and you said that you didnt like peeling it. Try using a spoon. It makes life so much easier. Hope that helps .Coni
Hi i have a question. I thought having moisture on vegetables and fruits will cause them to grow mould. So if i wash berries or grapes, i always leave them out to dry or will take a tissue to dry them one by one. So i’m curious why you wash them and put them in wet. Won’t the moisture cause them to go bad? :o
I agree; I would recommend putting them through a salad spinner after chopping/cutting to remove excess water. The produce lasts so much longer. I'd also think the peels (minus the citrus and the onions) and scraps could be composted instead of throwing them away.
But if you add water to the carrots, don't their nutrients leach into the water? Also, oxygen degenerates vitamin C (and probably other nutrients), so it's best to NOT cut up apples or other fruits and veg until you actually need to use them. Of course you're free to do as you like but if you want to get the best nutrients out of your fresh produce for your family, you may want to cosider keeping the fruit whole and taking the few seconds (!) to wash and cut them directly before you actually use them.
First of all nice video! Second we don't wash the fruits and veggies before we put them in freezer and third we don't cut oranges and put them in the fridge because if u cut orange it start to oxidize with the air and lose most of the vitamin C
About buying packaged produce..... I have been buying ONLY packaged produce because I have seen too many people handling and coughing all over the fresh produce!
Y’all are whack.. she barely touched him. We’re so detached from nature nowadays. AHHH OH NO I CANT TOUCH ANYTHING I WILL POSSIBLY CONSUME AFTER ANY CONTACT WITH MY DISGUSSSSSTING ANIMAL like y’all know we used to like… live outside…. Idk… just funny how uptight and germaphobic the world is nowadays
hello nice video, but in the future when you are cleaning your veggies and fruits please clean them in baking,water and white vinegar (pour all ingredients in a bowl that will whole the liquid in let sit for a few minutes or two, mix it around to make sure it mixed up good and you will see all the dirt, bugs and whatever else is on the fruits and veggies from growing in the ground. let them sit for 1-3 minutes rinse and then you are ready to store.
Did I see this right? You put the organic waste in plastic bags? Don’t you compost it? This should definitely not go to landfill. That’s the worst for the environment.
I' am impressed to see someone actually wash the vegetables! Very important so thank you for doing this step. One tip i would like to add especially for the green leaf lettuce is to put a layer of paper towel on the bottom of the container, put one also in the middle and then one on the top of the greeens before closing the lid & storing it. This step absorbs the moisture, also dry all the veggies & fruits before storing.
This inspired me! I'm recovering from a food restrictive eating disorder and recently decided to reintroduce healthy foods, and watching this made me excited to buy a variety of produce and prep and organize it all pretty
wow! I am so happy to hear that! I hope you continue to meal prep and recover ❤️ wishing you all the best!
Wouldn’t it be easier and quicker to cut the zucchini and cucumber lengthwise first then dice rather than cutting rounds then going back to quarter them?
Not sure if she mentioned it and I missed it, but please exchange the water from the vegetables daily! But overall, learning how to store my vegetables and foods has saved me so much money 🎉🎉🎉
And ingriedient prepping is (for me) so much better than meal prepping.
For the cucumber it's much easier to cut the entire cucumber in half or quarter lengthwise then slice it instead of slicing then cutting all the little slices into quarters.
Hi just a heads up, baby carrots are big carrots they put through a machine to make them that size and shape
Good morning Paulina I was watching you wonderful video, thankyou. I was watching you peel ginger and you said that you didnt like peeling it. Try using a spoon. It makes life so much easier. Hope that helps .Coni
I have 3 kids too.
I used to buy and prep all on Sunday afternoon.
Your puppy 😍 haha loved seeing him eat up that zucchini 😂♥️
Hi i have a question. I thought having moisture on vegetables and fruits will cause them to grow mould. So if i wash berries or grapes, i always leave them out to dry or will take a tissue to dry them one by one. So i’m curious why you wash them and put them in wet. Won’t the moisture cause them to go bad? :o
I was just about to say this
I agree; I would recommend putting them through a salad spinner after chopping/cutting to remove excess water. The produce lasts so much longer. I'd also think the peels (minus the citrus and the onions) and scraps could be composted instead of throwing them away.
I am planning to change my fridge, and loved yours!!! Can you please tell me the brand/ specifications???
It’s LG but they no longer sell it unfortunately
Thank you for this video of showing how to cut up & store fruit/veg.
Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed it!
Where does you get the stackable containers for the cukes and bell peppers, etc, the link on your Amazon store only shows stackables that are divided.
Use a vegetable peeler for the ginger.
Genius! Thank you
Peeling it with a vegetable peeler before you cut it up makes it easier as you have more to grab on !
But if you add water to the carrots, don't their nutrients leach into the water? Also, oxygen degenerates vitamin C (and probably other nutrients), so it's best to NOT cut up apples or other fruits and veg until you actually need to use them.
Of course you're free to do as you like but if you want to get the best nutrients out of your fresh produce for your family, you may want to cosider keeping the fruit whole and taking the few seconds (!) to wash and cut them directly before you actually use them.
My aunts dog begs for veggies too. He loves carrots best. 🥕🥕
Haha I love that!
First of all nice video! Second we don't wash the fruits and veggies before we put them in freezer and third we don't cut oranges and put them in the fridge because if u cut orange it start to oxidize with the air and lose most of the vitamin C
Sometimes a little lost vitamin c is better than not eating the fruit at all
Nice video! Do you freeze or just refrigerate your cutting vegetables?
What is that green veggie cutter call? Do you have a link for it? Thanks!
Don’t wash your mushrooms like that :O they’ll go woody. If they are pre cut they’ve already been washed haha
they still have a lot of dirt on them even pre washed! so this works for me as I cook them quickly.
don't wash mushrooms, use a small brush to clean them instead - they soak up that water and make every meal watery.
Perfect video! 👍
where did you get the containers with the green grids on the bottom
marshalls!
magnificent upload Paulina Allure. I smashed the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the high-quality work.
You're an OG
Am I the only one who just washes the outside of the vegetables and cuts it all up without bothering to peel it?
Nope! I do too. Non organic fruit I do peel but hect too much work lol
good luck with your boy. from UK
Great video!
Very enjoyable video what kind of dressings or sauces do you use? Thank you.
Too much waste with those apples
Other than that ....I'm in love with this vedeo ❤❤
About buying packaged produce..... I have been buying ONLY packaged produce because I have seen too many people handling and coughing all over the fresh produce!
Love your dog along with your recipes 😂🐶👍👩🏻🦳🇨🇦
I feel like all this food went bad quicker than usual because of all the moisture 😩
we don't let it go bad! we eat things up quickly!
a person named just some super mom has stolen your logo and your videos i dont know how but they just didnt add anything it was your video please help
Thank you for letting me know! Not sure how to report them yet. If you can or anyone has any idea please do so. That’s not okay
I’m sorry but cutting veggies with the same hands used to feed the dog scraps without washing them took me out of this real fast
…and licked the counter. Another unsanitary behavior (not in this vid) is pushing hair behind ears while cooking.
🤢😳
I knew I couldn't be the only one who cringed lol
😂😂😂
Y’all are whack.. she barely touched him. We’re so detached from nature nowadays. AHHH OH NO I CANT TOUCH ANYTHING I WILL POSSIBLY CONSUME AFTER ANY CONTACT WITH MY DISGUSSSSSTING ANIMAL
like y’all know we used to like… live outside…. Idk… just funny how uptight and germaphobic the world is nowadays
Interesting
hello nice video, but in the future when you are cleaning your veggies and fruits please clean them in baking,water and white vinegar (pour all ingredients in a bowl that will whole the liquid in let sit for a few minutes or two, mix it around to make sure it mixed up good and you will see all the dirt, bugs and whatever else is on the fruits and veggies from growing in the ground. let them sit for 1-3 minutes rinse and then you are ready to store.
Did I see this right? You put the organic waste in plastic bags? Don’t you compost it? This should definitely not go to landfill. That’s the worst for the environment.
U got a professional Kitchen or what. Lol
It only takes 2 hours.... ummmmm
"clumsy" and nothing learned!!!
Omg your accent! “Wudder” 😅😅