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We spend a lot of time at the firehouse. We train there, we sleep there, and we eat there. Because of that, there are many incredible firehouse cooks out there. Share your recipes with us. This is also a place to discuss nutrition in the firehouse.
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One other thing we can talk about here is nutrition. Fighting fire as we all know is one of the hardest occupations out there. It takes a lot of energy to perform. We cannot be at our best if we do not give ourselves the best possible energy sources we can. Nutrition goes hand in hand with firefighter safety. If we eat the right foods in the right amounts, we have more energy, and that energy stays with us longer, to be able to do our jobs effectively. We won't be as tired as fast, and our brains will have the nutrition it needs to be able to make good clear decisions.
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Firehouse Nutrition 3 Replies
Started by Brent Sanger. Last reply by Nick Miller Nov 23.
Steak And Cheese 2 Replies
Started by Jeffrey Post. Last reply by Jeffrey Post Apr 13.
Looking for ideas 2 Replies
Started by Adam Frick. Last reply by Humberto Vergara Mar 26.
broccoli cheese soup
Started by Shawn Tibbitts Feb 27.
Pasta Salad
Started by Robert Rhoades Sep. 30, 2008.
Beef Stew
Started by Robert Rhoades Sep. 30, 2008.
Cranberry Chicken 10 Replies
Started by Matt Hedges. Last reply by James Weaver May. 5, 2008.
Steak salad
Started by Humberto Vergara May. 3, 2008.
Tater Tot Casserole
Started by Todd Wilson Apr. 29, 2008.
Firehouse Recipes 1 Reply
Started by Brent Sanger. Last reply by Brent Sanger Apr. 6, 2008.
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Comment by Michael Haefner on November 13, 2009 at 10:33pm - Awesome group Idea. Awesome recipies, going to have to try some.
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