Here are some great ideas on how best to cook your food for maximum nutrition and natural flavor.
1. Overnight oatmeal
I start my day off with a bang with this hearty breakfast of steel cut oats, left to cook in the simmering oven while I sleep. Considering I’m not much of a morning person, the idea of waking up to a warm bowl of oatmeal with my favorite mix-ins is enough to throw off the comforter and hup-two my way to breakfast.
2. Oil-free eggs
I’ve mentioned this one before, but it’s worth saying again. You can cook up an egg without oil or butter, just by placing Bake-O-Glide atop the simmering plate. Crack the egg, close the hob for a few minutes, slide off with a spatula and grab your fork…breakfast is ready!
5. Fast fish
6. Steamed vegetables
Quick-boil your favorite vegetables, then transfer (lidded) to the simmering oven to finish steaming. Add herbs for flavor.
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7. Quintessential rice
The magic in the preparation is that it’s EASY. Once the water comes to a boil, I transfer the covered pot to the simmering oven to leave untouched, no need to stir or tend to it. I can have it ready in 20 minutes or leave it longer without burning or drying the rice, which means I can comfortably turn my attention to prepping other meal items while it fluffs up on my schedule. Mix in a protein and diced vegetables for a one-dish wonder. Bonus: it’s gluten-free!
8. Speedy stir fry
Toss your favorite vegetables into a preheated AGA cast iron wok with a bit of oil or sauce for nourishing eats in short order.
See, eating healthy doesn’t mean you have to relegate yourself to a diet of grass clippings! The AGA helps you mind your waistline with its gentle cast iron radiant heat cooking method. It’s the far more satisfying (and easy) way to up your intake of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants while also reducing the dependency on oils, sugars and fat to flavor food…no sacrifice to the taste experience necessary.