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I don’t know about you, but I have a lot more time to cook some
nights than others. When I do have extra time, I try to cook an
extra batch of food, stick it in the freezer and then just grab a
meal that’s ready to be heated and served out of the freezer on the
days when we’re really busy. Here’s a list of things I tend to
either cook in batches, or cook while I’m working on that day’s
regular dinner and then freeze for later.
• Lasagna – anything from regular meat versions to vegetarian ones.
Just assemble and freeze, then bake as usual straight from the
freezer.
• Soups or Stews – Almost any type of soup or stew freezes well. I
always cook these in double batches and freeze one. The only
exception I’m aware of is chicken and dumplings. The dumplings just
don’t turn out well when they are frozen. Some soups with chunks of
potatoes can also get mushy, so test a small batch first.
• Chili – You can make any type of chili. Just double your favorite
recipe, remove one half before you serve it and freeze it. When
you’re ready to eat your frozen leftovers, let the chili defrost in
the fridge throughout the day before heating, otherwise add the
frozen chili to a pot with a bit of warm water and slowly heat it
up.
• Casseroles – Almost any casserole freezes well. I keep a few of
these in the freezer to eat for dinner or to take to potlucks or a
sick friend or family member.
Take some time this week or over the weekend to stock your freezer
with a few ready to heat and serve meals. You’ll appreciate these
convenient meals after a long day. Plus they taste much better, and
are healthier and cheaper than the stuff you buy in the freezer
section of your grocery store.
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1. Strawberry Surprise Freezer
Jam
2. Pie Crust from the Freezer
3. Pepperoni Spaghetti Bake
4. Peppermint Angel Cake
5. My Mini Meat Muffins
6. Meatball Mayhem
7. Mouthwatering Plum Pie
8. Manicotti My Way
9. In a Snap Meat Loaf
10. In a Flash Burgers
11. Have Me Later Chili
12. Frozen Rosette Dessert Decorations
13. Frozen Waffles from a Box
14. Frozen Ice Ring Decoration
15. Frozen Easter Eggs
16. Frozen Creamy Broccoli
17. Freezer to Oven Scallop Casserole
18. Freezer Shrimp Stew
19. Devilish Mocha Pie
20. Crispy Chicken from the Freezer
21. Cool Lemon Treats
22. Clover Leaf Biscuits
23. Chicken Bowls
24. Burritos That Are Sure To Please
25. Ready to Serve Apricot Pie
26. A Little Peachy Freezer Jam
27. All in One Breakfast Rollups
28. Heat & Eat Pancakes

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