NOTE: I used regular clear plastic bags in the picture to show the size of the squash pieces but I prefer to use these reusable
freezer bags when possible.
You can empty the cubes into separate
freezer bags when they become solid due to freezing.
Be sure to use
freezer bags when storing in the freezer.
Not exact matches
When it comes out of oven i cut it up like flapjacks and put on wire rack to cool, then put all the little squares in the
freezer in a plastic
bag.
I always have a couple bottles of fresh cranberry juice in the pantry and a
bag of cranberries in the
freezer (stashed away
when they're plentiful in fall), making it easy for me to mix up any time I wanted a change from my evening glass of wine.
I once tried these grain - free bread rolls
when I bought a
bag of frozen grain - free rolls (
freezer aisle at Whole Foods).
When it is solid, move it to a
freezer bag and just store in the
freezer until you need wine again for a dish.
I always have at least one
bag of these in the
freezer for lunches
when we don't have leftovers to eat.
my
freezer stash of milk is down to the last 10
bags or so, but we've been doing hemp solo because he had a flare up of eczema and i wanted to be sure it wasnt from my old breast milk (
when i was consuming who knows what before we knew of his allergies).
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.
When I marinade meat, I usually use a
freezer bag because the clean - up is simple and it is easy to get all the meat evenly coated with the marinade.
Last year, I froze in zip lock
bags and took them to Arizona and was able to get through the winter and have some left here at home as sauce in the
freezer when I got home in May.
When it had hardened, I broke it into irregular pieces (about 2» each), put some in a jar and put it in the refrigerator and the rest I put in zip
bags and put in my
freezer where they wouldn't be crushed.
When firm, place nuggets into a gallon sized
freezer bag or
freezer safe container, removing as much air as possible, label and freeze.
When I filled them, I also used the
freezer bag trick, which worked perfectly.
When the peppers are frozen, I put them all in a small
freezer bag so I can just take one out at a time.
He said he cut them in strips, put them in the
freezer on parchment paper cookie sheet then
when they were frozen he then put them in large
freezer bag and zip.
When they're done, remove the capsicums from under the grill and (using tongs) transfer each strip to a clean plastic
freezer bag.
Normally,
when bananas are about to go bad, I'll peel them, slice «em up, and put them in a Ziploc
bag in the
freezer to use in smoothies.
Found a
bag of hazelnuts and goji berries in the
freezer just this past weekend, and need to use them up so
when I received this e-mail I thought whoa Ali read my mind and what a great chance to use those nuts and goji berries.
When we're ready for more muffins, I just move a
bag from the
freezer to the refrigerator to thaw.
Alternatively, place tablespoonful in an ice - cube tray, cover and freeze for several hours; then store the cubes in a
freezer bag and use them
when required.
when I want to make enchiladas its easy because I just take out a few
bags let them defrost in the
freezer add a bit of enchilada sauce to the chicken with some cheese and it makes for a pretty quick meal these are great btw..
Wrap each bar in plastic and store in a zipper -
bag in the
freezer, then thaw individually
when you want a quick dessert.
But if I can carve out one morning to spend putting together a fresh pot of soup, it can be divided up into
freezer bags or containers and taken out as needed to defrost on days
when I'm pressed for time.
Usually if I have any extra or any beginning to wilt I stash them in my «scraps
bag» in the
freezer and make vegetable stock
when the
bag is full.
Tip:
When you've got lots of bananas that are quickly ripening or are over-ripe, slice them and freeze them on a small cookie sheet, then transfer to a
freezer - safe plastic
bag.
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When your food processor is out for a soup, cut up a couple extra onions in there,
bag»em and throw»em in the
freezer for next time.
We love having a
bag in the
freezer for
when the craving hits:)
If you take the extra step of first freezing the squash in a single layer on parchment paper on cookie sheets, then
when they are frozen transfer it to a
freezer bag / container, each piece will be individually frozen, not freeze into a lump and will not be mush
when defrosted.
I save myself using a lot of small
bags by doing your method, steaming then flash freezing them on a piece of parchment paper laid out across the whole
freezer, the rounds shouldnt touch
when freezing, after 2 hours flip and wait another hour, they will be able to be packed into a big gallon
bag and the rounds wont stick together, works for shredded uncooked zucchini too.
I'm going to put the flour mixture and nut mixture in
bags in the
freezer so
when I want to make some it will come together very easily.
When ready to thaw, remove from the
freezer and plastic
bag.
When I open a large container of broth and don't use all of it, I like to make ice cubes of chicken broth and then transfer them to a zip lock
bag in the
freezer.
I've had a
bag of cauliflower in the
freezer for a long time (bought it
when I thought we really needed to eat some cauliflower even though non of us likes it).
When I buy my spinach that I will be using for my green drinks - the minute I get home from the store I place the
bag in the
freezer.
But
when I'm staring down the barrel at an empty lunch
bag, I've got no plan and nothing healthy in the fridge or
freezer, it's enough to make me assume the fetal position and remain that way until the end of June.
These meatballs freeze well and I usually make a batch, put them in a large
freezer bag and freeze them for days
when I'm too busy or tired to cook from scratch.
Next time I'll be doubling this batch, as we went through them quickly between the three kids and two adults - plus I'm going to try sticking half the batch in the
freezer, possibly a couple to a
freezer safe
bag - that way I can literally grab a
bag and go
when mornings are super hectic.
I always stock up with a few
bags of fresh cranberries now,
when they're in season, and store any extras in the
freezer to use later.
When the loaf cooled I sliced it into more than 12 pieces and put each slice into a zip lock snack
bag and then into the
freezer.
When I start to see fresh organic cranberries pop up in the grocery store, I buy as many
bags as I can fit in my
freezer.
Next,
when you freeze them, do not place them in a
freezer bag.
Keep it in a
bag in the
freezer and,
when I have enough, dry it in a low oven and then process it to make almond flour.
When you want a cookie without the hassle and commitment of baking an entire batch, just grab one from the
freezer bag, place it on a plate, and pop it in the microwave for ~ 20 seconds.
I make them and put them in
freezer bags so I'm always ready to make more
when I'm running low.
When I'm ready to make broth, I take the
bag of scraps out of the
freezer, put them in a pot, cover with water, bring to a boil and then simmer for 2 hours.
Make up a batch of this mixture and keep it in the
freezer in a
freezer bag, so it's fresh and ready
when you want to bake bread.
Eventually, I remembered we had a
bag of Beyond Meat chicken strips in the
freezer, and
when I asked Taryn what we could do with those, she immediately replied, «I can make biscuits!!!»
A few Ziploc
bags of her cookies in the
freezer could get us through the holidays and well into the New Year
when rationed carefully.