Page Title

Food Preparation

Banner
Stuffed Pepper Soup in a large cup on table next to red and green peppers
Sections
Food Preparation Publications
A family tradition has been defined as an activity that is significant and meaningful for family members and is coordinated and repeated through time. Building family traditions that last and have personal meaning for family…
Research has shown that when children eat with families, their overall nutrition and diets improve. Usually meals eaten with family members include less fat, less soda pop
Family mealtimes provide a built-in opportunity to visit with other family members and enjoy good conversation. Regular conversation in a natural setting helps family members learn the give-and-take of effective communication.
Families who regularly eat together tend to have healthier eating habits and better health.
Food prices have been rising for the past several years. Many families may be concerned about how they will get healthful meals on the table for their loved ones. You can provide your family with nutritious, tasty and simple meals, even…
With today's busy schedules, families often do not think about what's for dinner until it's time to eat.
Although getting your entire family together for mealtime may seem impossible, the benefits of this tradition are worth practicing.
Family meals become more memorable when you get everybody involved at the dinner table. Our memories are associated with our experiences.  
Basic cooking skills are a must when cooking for yourself or others, especially family members. These skills provide a foundation for all family meals.
Cooking can be a recipe for building relationships and learning important life skills.
Results: 31 - 40 of 134 14

SUBSCRIBE

Get helpful information delivered directly to your email inbox by subscribing to one of our Food & Nutrition newsletters.

QUESTIONS?

Have questions about Food and Nutrition?
The staff at your county NDSU Extension office is ready to help.
Find your county Extension office.