2. Skip the bread and rolls served with most meals. If you can't skip the rolls, at least skip the butter. Eat it plain. Bread all by itself is good enough. 3. Stop ordering drinks with your meals. 1.29 for a giant 64 ounce soda. Start saving those dollars. 5. Trim visible fat and skin.
6. Ask for a doggie bag at the beginning of the meal. Some restaurants always serve too much. Yes, I mentioned this twice. I say, you're fooling yourself. 8. Order one dinner and ask for an extra plate. 1.50 extra and it's well worth it. Start training your eye to accept less food on the plate. I get away with eating that much -- I make better choices. Double the calories and guess what, Make a deal with yourself and keep it. Keep at it and you'll be successful. Sunday night for lunch on Monday. These small changes add up to big results.
After a few months using my first tempeh starter, I heard that Indonesian tempeh starter was being recalled due to possibility of Salmonella contamination. About the same time, my oven light got broken and I could no longer use my oven as an incubator. Actually, I tried to put a table lamp (after removing the lamp shade) inside the oven, and cover it up with some kitchen towel. But the kitchen towel got burnt and my husband forbade me from using it again.
Then, I went on search experimenting several spaces inside my home to find a perfect place to grow my tempeh. I tried the kitchen cabinet, kitchen drawer, space below the heater, and finally I found my laundry room to be the perfect one. After I change my tempeh starter and change my incubator, now my tempeh is perfect. How much do you save when making a home made tempeh,
Perhaps you are wondering how much I save when making my own tempeh, as compared with if I buy the ready-made ones from store. So here's my rough calculation. 0.91 per week for soy beans. 30). I believe this starter package will last for about 6 months (or maybe more).
1.25 for tempeh starter per week. 2.25 to make my tempeh, which yields 4-5 packages of tempeh as compared to store-bought one. 13 to buy 4 packages of tempeh. 520. Wow, isn't it fantastic, I know this is just a rough calculation, since I don't take into account the water and electricity that I use to make tempeh. But yes, the important point here is you save so much when you make your own tempeh. So, why not start to make one now,
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