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4 good reasons

Homemade food to go is the top trend - but it is not a new trend: it is based on the principle of "cooking ahead". It has many advantages, such as creating more flexibility in day-to-day life.

Time Cooking meals takes time, but Mealprepping for several days means you save time spent shopping, cooking and tidying.

Health By consciously choosing recipes for a balanced and healthy diet you won't have to resort to ready-made meals after a stressful day.

Environement Planning meals and using up leftovers means much less food is thrown away.

Savings No more aimless shopping: specific planning of ingredients saves money.

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of meal planning

Cook your meals ahead for the coming week and store them in the fridge or freezer. Mealprepping is a personally adaptable support for the preparation of meals and provides great relief for
day-to-day life.

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5 simple and delicious
recipes to cook ahead!

Do you want to start the new week well prepared and eat delicious, varied and healthy meals every day? We will show you how to quickly and easily cook ahead five colourful and delicious dishes - perfect for a tiring week at work and without leftovers! We have put together a shopping list for you. You will probably already have many of the basics at home.

Basics:

140 g rice

100 g penne pasta

2 cloves of garlic

olive oil

vegetable broth

salt and pepper

paprika powder

chili powder

honey

medium-hot mustard

balsamic vinegar

parsley

Shopping list:

1 small tin kidney beans

1 small tin corn

50 g lamb's lettuce

350 g broccoli (fresh or frozen)

150 g chicken

2 carrots, small

2 zucchini, small

1 sweet potatoe

50 g red lentils

3 onions, small

2 garlic cloves

1 pack feta

1 tin chunky tomatoes

50 ml cream

5 days 5 recipes

Varied, healthy and delicious

  • buddha-bowl
  • penne pasta
  • Zucchini Carrot
    Soup
  • Chili sin carne
  • Sweet potato and
    broccoli-mix

Ingredients:

1/2 tin corn

1/2 tin kidney beans

50 g lamb's lettuce

50 g broccoli

160 g chicken

80 g rice

1 carrot, small


Dressing:

2 tbsp. olive oil

1 tbsp. balsamic vinegar

2 tbsp. medium hot mustard

2 tbsp. honey

salt and pepper

30 minutes

buddha-bowl

with rice and honey-mustard-dressing

Preparation:

1. Cook the rice according to the packaging instructions and 350 g broccoli until al dente. Sauté the chicken and cut into strips.

2. Use lamb's lettuce as the bottom layer. Place the rice, corn, kidney beans and about 50 g broccoli on top and arrange the chicken on top.

3. Peel two carrots, cut one of them into strips and add to the bowl as well. Place the second one aside.

4. For the dressing mix olive oil, balsamic vinegar, mustard and honey and season with salt + pepper.

Ingredients:

1 zucchini

1/2 tin of chunky tomatoes

1 garlic clove

1/2 pack feta

100 g de penne pasta

salt and pepper

paprika powder

chili powder

1 tbsp. olive oil

25 minutes

penne pasta

with zucchini-sauce and feta

Preparation:

1.Cook penne according to the packaging instructions until al dente.

2.Peel two garlic cloves and dice them finely. Wash two zucchini and also dice them. Put half of each aside.

3.Fry the zucchini cubes in olive oil for about 10 minutes, then add the garlic. Add the chunky tomatoes and season with paprika powder, chilli powder, salt + pepper.

4. Pour cooked penne into the pan. Dice the feta. Crumble one half over the penne, put the other half aside.

Ingredients:

1 carrot, small

1 zucchini, small

1 onion, smanll

400 ml vegetable broth

50 ml cream

salt and pepper

parsley

30 minutes

Zucchini Carrot Soup

Preparation:

1. Cut the previously peeled carrot into slices. Peel and chop all three onions.

2. Bring the vegetable stock to boil. Add carrots, diced zucchini and 1/3 of the onions. Approx. Cook for 15 minutes.

3. Then purée the soup and add the cream. Bring the soup to a boil briefly and season to tate with salt + pepper.

4. Garnish the soup with parsley.

Ingredients:

60 g rice

50 g red lentils

1/2 tin kidney beans

1/2 tin corn

100 ml vegetable broth

1 garlic clove

1 onion, small

1/2 tin chunky tomatoes

paprika powder

chilli powder

salt + pepper

olive oil

35 minutes

Chili sin carne

with rice

Preparation:

1.Sauté half of the remaining onions and the rest of the garlic in a pot with some olive oil.

2. Add vegetable stock, chunky tomatoes and lentils. Season everything well with paprika + chilli powder, salt and pepper simmer for about 15 minutes.

3. Drain the rest of the kidney beans and the corn and put them into the pot as well. Simmer for another 5 minutes until the lentils are soft. Serve the chili with rice.

Ingredients:

1 sweet potato, medium

300 g broccoli

1/2 pack feta

1 onion

2 tbsp. olive oil

paprika powder

chili powder

salt and pepper

25 minutes

SWEET POTATO AND
BROCCOLI-MIX

with feta

Preparation:

1. Peel and dice the sweet potatoe. Then bring to a boil in a pot, then reduce the heat and continue cooking for about 15 minutes until done.

2. Heat olive oil in a pan and fry the chopped onion.

3. Then add the sweet potatoe cubes and season with paprika powder, chilli powder, salt + pepper.

4. Fry everything and then fold in the broccoli and add the feta.

To create your own plan, you can download our
weekly planner and record meals and ingredients
there. Storage tips are provided on top:

The best secret Mealprepping tips

Which food is suitable for mealprepping?
  • To get the full benefit of mealprepping, good planning is worth its weight in gold. First, think about what you would like to cook. In general, any food can be used. Meals with the same base, such as rice or pasta, are quick and easy to cook for the entire week. Then you combine this base with different sides which gives you varied and balanced meals.
How do I time the preparation of different dishes?
  • Have you thought about which dishes you want to cook and are you ready for mealprepping? Then find a day when you have enough time for your mealprepping session. You could, for example, do your shopping on Saturday and cook the dishes on Sunday. Cooking your meals ahead for the week saves you time on the other days, which you can spend on doing fun things.
What is the best way to store dishes?
  • The best way is to pack your prepared meals in air-tight containers and store these in the centre compartment of your fridge. This will keep your dishes fresh for a few days. So that you can enjoy your meals to the full, it is recommended that salad be eaten on the day it is prepared. This ensures it stays fresh and crisp. You can safely store spinach, fish and seafood in the fridge for one to two days, preferably in the lower compartment.

    Are you a meal prepping pro and would you like to prepare meals for an entire week, but not sacrifice on flavour and freshness? No problem! Simply freeze your meals and place them in the fridge to defrost the night before eating.

5 days = 5 boxes

MasterSeal Mealprep Set

With a capacity of 800 ml, the five mealprepping boxes are ideally sized for a full meal. The freshness seal ensures longer-lasting freshness for your pre-cooked food and the MasterSeal containers are 100% leak-proof ensuring easy transportation.

- 100% hygienic: no gaps - no germs
- Integrated measuring scale
- 100% safe: even certified for baby food

The right box for every dish

Mealprep as you like: Discover our range of containers from lunchboxes to glass food storage containers.

MasterSeal To Go

Enjoy on the go with
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MasterSeal Micro

Easy to heat thanks to the
microwave valve

MasterSeal Glass

3 in 1: prepare, serve &
keep fresh

MasterSeal Fresh

Wide variety that keeps
fresh longer