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Rachael Ray's New Cooking Channel Show Helps Busy People Get Dinner on the Table

Rachael Ray’s latest show, Rachael Ray’s Week in a Day, puts her time-saving idea of “one day of cooking, five days of eating” into practice.

From the premier of 30-Minute Meals on Food Network in 2001, to her brand new Cooking Channel show, Rachael Ray has made a career out of helping busy people create satisfying and healthy meals at home.

With eighteen books to her credit, a talk show and two cooking shows currently in production, and a magazine bearing her name, Rachael Ray is arguably the hardest working cooking personality on television.

She can sympathize with Americans who feel pressed for time when it comes to getting a nutritious dinner on the table.

If you do not have access to the Cooking Channel, try these ideas to maximize your time and prepare wholesome meals:

• Create a meal plan for the week.

• Fix quick and easy recipes that can be stored until you are ready to enjoy them.

• Save time and money by utilizing a few key ingredients in multiple meals and only going to the grocery store once a week.

Even with a packed schedule and tight budget, it is still possible to cook healthy and satisfying recipes to share with your family.

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Ajax, Canada
 about 4 years ago

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springfield,oh.
 over 13 years ago

Rachael please go back to the way you were doing your shows on 30 min.go back to jeans and let us see you cutting,peeling,etc.your food I love you just the way you were! I do like the five meals in one day. Could you just do it the old way?? Please?