An ice cube tray is a great way to
freeze batch sized portions, but keep in mind that you might not be able to use that ice cube tray for anything else afterwards.
Not exact matches
Recently I
froze up leftovers from a big
batch of homemade enchilada sauce — same concept, I just portioned it out into meal
sized containers to use for our next enchilada night.
I now make them in the pressure cooker in big
batches and
freeze them in portion
sizes, but no matter how you eat»em, beans are good food.
I look for any excuse to make this stuff, and generally make a giganto -
sized batch, so I can
freeze a bunch and save it for baked potato toppings or some other fun use.
You can either eat the dough raw,
freeze in bite -
sized chunks and put into a freezer bag to store for your next
batch of ice cream, or bake it on a lined cookie sheet at 350 degrees for about 11 minutes.
This soup
freezes well so consider making a double
batch and
freezing half in individual serving
sized containers.
Christy says, «I make a triple
batch of these and
freeze leftovers in quart -
size freezer bags to use at another meal on a busy day.»
I'm going to make a big
batch and
freeze it in 1/4 cup
sized muffin cups for those nights with no energy.
Make a
batch, divide it into meal
size portions, and
freeze.
I made a double
batch & did regular -
sized muffins (made 28 muffins) so I was going to
freeze some to have on hand for after - school snacks.
Working in 3
batches, cook gnocchi in a large pot of simmering lightly salted water until doubled in
size and they float to the top, about 3 minutes (a minute or so more if
frozen).
I buy extra of this
size specifically for
freezing beans and grains that I cook in large
batches.
Make a big
batch when you're in the mood to cook,
freeze in quart
sized Ziploc bags, and warm in the crockpot for a super fast weeknight dinner.
If you wish to prepare larger
batches of baby food, you can divide the food into serving
sizes and
freeze.
To avoid wastage, make large
batches of purees and then
freeze them in appropriately
sized containers (many baby shops have great first food storage solutions) or even in ice - cube trays.
«Sometimes, when I'm organized, I'll cook a big
batch of beans and
freeze individual -
sized portions so I know they're homemade and as nutritious as possible — and failing that, I use canned.»
Tip: If you make a full
batch, store in ice cube trays and
freeze for individual use
sizes or store in a peri bottle in the fridge and just take out when you shower.
I was hoping to make a double
batch and
freeze it in serving
sizes....
Steam or boil kale in large
batches for 3 - 5 minutes, just until reduced in
size and
freeze in silicone cups or on lined baking sheet.
I've also made a big
batch of chili and I've
frozen it into individual portion
sizes for when baby girl first gets here and we're a little consumed with newborn life.
Many people make a large
batch of food, then
freeze meal
size portions so that it is fresh when thawed and fed to the pet.
«
Freeze drying is a
batch process, which means you can only do so much a day depending on the
size of the drier, and dry cycles are usually at least 18 hours per load,» Moody explains.