When I cook "left overs", does that take away the nutritional value in the food? - Miami Life Magazine
When I cook “left overs”, does that take away the nutritional value in the food?
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When I cook “left overs”, does that take away the nutritional value in the food?

Question by Citiscloset: When I cook “left overs”, does that take away the nutritional value in the food?
When I cook “leftovers”, does that take away the nutritional value in the food?
I do this a lot, cooking left over steamed rice; so would this take away the nutritional value ?

Best answer:

Answer by Teddi H
I don’t think so, as long as it’ s not old leftovers. Rice doesn’t have a ton of nutritional value, it depend on what you add to it.. veggies etc… .. go for it!

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