I've been cooking a lot, especially during weekends, since those are the time for me to
make batch cooking for the upcoming week.
Make batch cooking a weekly priority so you have plenty of healthy food to eat throughout the week.
Not exact matches
Do you think it will keep well in the fridge (I'm thinking about
making a big
batch for when I don't have time to
cook)?
I've found a 4200xl on special offer so the difference is # 70, which can't be ignored, and there is only me to
cook for although I will need to
make batches to conserve energy, but I don't want to regret not pushing the boat out in the future if you think the 5200XL would be best....
just because I'm often recipe testing or
cooking for lots of people, but I think a midrange one would be super useful especially if you're not often
making massive
batches of stuff x
You can
make big quantities of this too and store
batches of it in the freezer to enjoy when you don't have time to
cook and need a delicious meal.
When you store the leftovers — and you should definitely have some, because the whole point of
cooking beans is to
make a huge
batch at once — keep them covered with some of the remaining liquid so they stay moist.
When hot, add the eggplant slices and
make sure there is room between each slice (you may need to
cook in a few
batches).
TIP:
Make this ahead in a large
batch on the weekend in your slow
cooker, then cool and freeze it in small portions.
Made a
batch for desert while
cooking dinner, they are that easy,
Made early Valentines!
You could even prepare the mixture the night before leaving just the
cooking for the morning or,
make a big
batch and freeze them for whenever you have a pancake urge.
Not only does it take just a quarter of the usual
cook time, but it
makes a smaller
batch!
But the last time I
made it I used the thermometer and
cooked it to hard ball stage and it was the best
batch yet.
When I
make Tex - Mex Chili, I like to gather a second
batch in a freezer bag while prepping the first
batch in the slow
cooker for dinner.
you can
make batches of this and keep the cloves in the fridge in the oil they were
cooked in, so they are ready for use whenever.
With a fresh
batch of chickpeas just
cooked, I think I'll be
making this!
This week I prepped a big
batch of quinoa in the rice
cooker and
made a jar of garlic tahini dressing, so packing lunch was a breeze.
Cook the noodles in
batches,
making sure the water continues to boil.
I
made a big
batch last weekend and I've been
cooking with them all week.
As the temperatures cool down, it's time to think about
making a
batch or two of our favorite Slow
Cooker Chicken Soup, Stew, and Chili Recipes.
For the freezer:
Make a double
batch of Slow
Cooker Orange Chicken with Winter Squash and Sweet Potatoes, one
batch for dinner and one for the freezer.
Also, I
make huge
batches of beans / peas (at least 2 lbs at a time) in my slow
cooker and freeze them for later use.
I have a vacuum sealer and wondered if I wanted to
make a quadruple
batch and freeze some, would I
cook them prior to freezing?
The first
batch I
made I lined my pan with aluminum foil and that was not a great idea, I think they needed to
cook longer with the foil.
All of these ketosis recipes take a half hour to hit the table, can be
made in large
batches, or built into other dishes, like casseroles, slow
cooker entrees, and more.
I also
made a big
batch of my Reina Pepiada (avocado chicken salad) and Perfect Paleo Crackers and brought along some Sa Mai plantain chips (which are
cooked in locally - sourced red palm oil).
I
made another
batch of bread, added it to the lower layer and
cooked.
I also
make a large
batch of
cooked ground turkey, add taco seasoning and pinto beans.
You will
make single, double, etc.
batches of one item per day, cool and package it, leaving Friday free to either catch up or for
cooking up a favorite freezable dinner to freeze for your family.
Myself and my other half have stated a calorie controlled diet and I have been looking for some low calorie
batch cooking breakfast ideas that I can
make on the weekend and have for multiple mornings in the week.
Make a
batch of this slow
cooker apple butter to share, but keep some for yourself as well.
Just
make up a big
batch of brown rice in a rice
cooker on Sunday so you have it on hand for easy lunches all week.
I am thinking of (a)
making a
batch to freeze (noodles separate, I'd think) and (b)
making it for a large group setting, to be kept warm in a slow
cooker, again with noodles separate.
The sugar
cooks easier when I
make a single
batch.
Alton Brown's Cranberry Sauce (Only Better) from Kelley of Mountain Mama
Cooks has my number: She's
making a double
batch for turkey sandwiches.
Start with preparing meals that can be
made ahead as well as
batch cook proteins and grains.
The second
batch I'm
making I
cooked the milk and honey longer and letting it cool in the freezer before continuing with this recipe.
I thoroughly enjoyed these and since they are a cinch to
make they work perfect for me to
batch cook and have throughout the week.
Let the second sides
cook for 20 - 30 seconds before removing and placing on a plate lined with paper towels to absorb the excess moisture, or if you're
making a big
batch for guests and you want to keep the pancakes warm ahead of time, in a warm oven until they arrive and you are ready to serve.
In fact, I am going to
make a
batch that I don't
cook and freeze them as raw cookie dough balls!!!! Btw, my kids LOVE them too!
Since I
made a huge
batch of slow
cooker chickpeas earlier in the week — I was all set to
make homemade chickpea masala sauce!
I
made it about 3 times weeks in a row in giant
batches until Cory asked me to
cook something else.
I just discovered your site — I love the fact that you
make small
batch meals so those of us who
cook for one or two can also
make delicious meal.
I cut the recipe in half as it was just my husband and I. I was wondering if you could
make a
batch and freeze what you do not
cook.
In this case, I would
make a big
batch of the dressing, which can easily stay good in the fridge for 3 - 4 days, I'd also recommend
cooking a large
batch of brown rice (quinoa would also be great), and washing your kale and other veggies of choice so they're ready to assemble.
I found that the secret to
making good granola (and not burning it — because I've burned a couple of
batches) is
cooking it low and slow.
This sounds so good I'd love to
make a triple
batch of it for a big party we have coming up, to
make cooking in the days prior to the event easier.
I have had mine a year and primarily use it to
batch cook potatoes, beans and rice but just started to
make soy yogurt and learned to sterilize my jars with the steam feature.
My secret to
making this an easy quick meal involves
batch cooking.
As for this recipe, I often
cook up a big
batch of beans or grains to use the whole week — then use them in recipes like this I
made it with fresh veggies and previously
cooked, refrigerated beans and it was spectacular!