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Greensbury Market's Protein Delivery Has Made Prepping Family Dinners SO Much Simpler
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Since our world has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I went from my routine of deciding what is for dinner at 3 p.m. day of to needing to make some major adjustments. I needed to cook more meals at home every day yet limit grocery-store runs, all while avoiding anything that took a long time to prep (because I hate prep). And everything needs to taste good and be good for my family - a never-ending parenting paradox.

As a registered dietitian, I wholeheartedly believe that you are what you eat, and offering nutritious foods is a priority for me. However, I was never a weekly meal-planner type of gal. Running into the grocery store to "grab a few things" every day was no big deal in my book, which meant I always had fresh fruits, veggies, meats, and fish on hand. But with COVID-19 concerns, I knew that habit had to go. I embraced online grocery-shopping services for staples, but for meats and fish, I knew that wouldn't cut it. I'm a picky protein eater; I like to select my own cuts and make sure the quality is high. Because dinners are typically pretty simple in our house (a protein, starch, and a veggie), I prefer our meats to be organic and grass-fed, our fish sustainably sourced, and our poultry free-range. I think it tastes better, and oftentimes, these choices are better for the planet, too.

As I struggled to stock up on fresh protein, my family dinners slowly trended toward pizza and mac and cheese. In need of a change, I scoured the internet for a simple solution. I tried meal kits, but they required too much prep work for me, and the recipes were not appealing to either my 50-year-old husband or my 5-year-old daughter. (We're a simple "grilled chicken with a baked potato and salad" type of family!)
But when I came across Greensbury Market, I was thrilled to find something that checked all of my boxes. This online platform offers meats, poultry, pork, seafood, and even bison! Everything is high-quality, hormone-free, and mostly organic. The food is preportioned and cut so I don't have to mess with a huge piece of raw fish, and the products arrive frozen right to my door. I prefer the Greensbury Market Subscription Packages ($100 and up) because they save me the added step of remembering to place an order when I run out.
Once a month, I load up my freezer with chicken, beef, fish, and shrimp. Then every evening, I plan (ish) what's going to be for dinner the next day and defrost my protein, rotating between what I have on hand. Then, the day of, I simply sprinkle dry rub on my selection and cook! I accompany it with some microwavable rice or a baked potato, along with a bagged salad or roasted veggie. Done and done, and all under 30 minutes. My family is eating nutritious food, and I don't have to spend a bunch of time planning and preparing my meals. All I can ask for these days!
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COVID-19: Our Biggest Challenge Has Been The Attitude Of Nigerians Boss Mustapha
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The Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Mr Boss Mustapha, on Thursday, ripped into the attitude of Nigerians, placing the blame for the country’s failure to halt the spread of the pandemic on them.
In an impassioned speech during the briefing of the PTF, Mustapha who is also the Secretary to the Government of the Federation said everything was put in place to stop the pandemic from spreading as much as it has in the country. The only thing missing was the right attitude.
“Our biggest challenge has been the attitude of Nigeria; that is our biggest challenge,” he said, reflecting on the fact that confirmed cases in the country have exceeded 50,000 with the death toll just 15 cases shy of 1,000.
A visibly upset Mustapha suggested that rather than follow guidelines, Nigerians thought only about their rights, failing to realise that the rights came with “correspondent responsibilities”.
“We would have flattened the curve. We would have dampened this ravaging virus by now if we had just complied with the simple instructions,” he lamented.
Another area Mustapha took up issues with Nigerians is in testing.
Since the first case of the pandemic was confirmed in Nigeria on February 27 and as Nigeria struggled to contain the spread, there have been concerns about the country’s testing capacity.
Although the country has ramped up its testing capacity, the PTF Chairman is unsatisfied with the attitude of Nigerians towards getting tested.
Read More :https://www.channelstv.com/2020/08/20/covid-19-our-biggest-challenge-has-been-the-attitude-of-nigerians-boss-mustapha/

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