GoodHumans Guidelines:Use as little water as possible when cooking.

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Use as little water as possible when cooking.

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Created by: la la la on 2000-02-23 17:21:03
Last modified by: la la la on 2000-02-23 17:36:02

Summary: The more water you use in your food when cooking, the longer it takes to heat. Reducing cooking time lowers energy usage which translates to big savings on your energy bill.

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0 points - I intentionally use way too much water when cooking.	5 points - I always over-fill the pot with water when cooking. Then I strain and drain afterwards.	25 points - I don't mind increasing cooking time and energy use when cooking.
50 points - I sometimes use too much water when cooking.	75 points - I tend to use a little extra water when cooking to ensure that I have enough.	100 points - I use just enough water when I am cooking.