The other half went
into a bag in the freezer and was defrosted in the fridge a week later.
For example, if we have chicken drumsticks, lamb chops, lamb shanks etc I will throw all of the bones
into a bag in the freezer.
In my pressure cooker, I get about 8 cups of broth for 1.5 - 2 chicken carcases, or about the same number of bones you're doing (I just throw bones
into bags in my freezer and when I need broth, just pour some out into the pot, so it's not an exact science!).
Not exact matches
The easiest way to freeze large chiles is to put them
into freezer bags, double -
bag them and place
in the
freezer.
Put the cigars on a parchment lined tray and put
into the
freezer for an hour or so, then store
in a labeled
freezer bag in the
freezer.
And then if you don't use it that often like me, freeze it
into cubes and store
in a Stasher
bag in the
freezer!
Sometimes we make our favorite banana bread, but sometimes we just break the bananas
into quarters and throw them
in a ziplock
bag and
into the
freezer they go.
I told her that I had a small ziplock
bag in my
freezer containing three balls of cookie dough that she could have but she would have to bake them
into cookies.
Place slices
into a
freezer bag or storage container
in freezer.
My son pops them
in his mouth like candies before I can even get them
into freezer bags.
* Storage: Once the cookies have fully frozen
in the
freezer I like to transfer them
into a
freezer - safe gallon size
bag.
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.
If you do use the tomato paste, please know that you can pre-measure the rest of the can by tablespoons
into an ice cube tray and freeze them, then store them
in a
freezer bag to take out one by one as you need them
in the future.
Divide
into lunch sized portions
in freezer safe containers or place entire amount
into a gallon sized
freezer bag for another meal.
It is so nice to always have a
bag of corn and peas
in the
freezer to serve on the side for dinner or some frozen strawberries to whip
into a smoothie.
This is a large batch of cookies, I typically bake off half of them, form the rest of the dough
into cookie - sized balls, and place them
in freezer bag for later use.
Other times we just peel them, break them
into four or so pieces, and freeze them
in quart size
freezer bags so we can pull them out at a later date for smoothies or baking.
(Personally, I think wrapping them twice — first
in foil, plastic, or parchment paper and then slipping them
into a
freezer bag keeps them fresh tasting for a while.)
You can make this convenient by measuring out small quantities
into an ice cube tray, placing it
in a plastic
freezer bag and freezing it.
Transfer the ice - cubes 3 by 3
into sealable plastic
bags and place back
in the
freezer.
Try freezing it
in ice - cube trays and then popping cubes
into a
freezer - safe
bag.
Once frozen, I'll add the frozen pumpkin cubes
into a zip - lock
freezer bag, and store
in my
freezer to take out on busy mornings.
Divide the dough
into three pieces, roll each of the pieces of dough
into balls and lightly coat with oil, then freeze each one
in a separate ziptop
freezer bag.
Living by my motto of the 80:20 principle and keepin» it real with you — I'm quite happy to admit that I have a box of frozen berries and a
bag of frozen mango
in my
freezer (which yes, I happily whiz up
into smoothies or raw porridge bowls
in the middle of winter).
Peel them, cut them
into chunks, put them
in a
freezer bag and toss the
bag in the
freezer.
But I steam / roast veggies and purée then
into silicone muffin tins., then throw it
in a
freezer bag where I label and date it.
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.
Store
in your fridge until needed, or, if you're not going to use it for now (like, this week) you can store the pumpkin puree
into plastic zip
bags and place them
in the
freezer laid flat.
Let chicken cool and separate
into 1 cup increments, place
in freezer bags and freeze until you are ready to use it.
One by one, put the ball of dough between two pieces of wax paper or
in a
freezer bag dusted with a little flour, place on table and find a flat item such as a saucepan to flatten
into a circle 1/8» thick.
Leave 1/2 inch headspace
in a
freezer container or put
into a
freezer bag, removing all the air possible before sealing.
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.
About 3 months ago I started just putting them, peels and all,
into a ziploc
bag and sticking them
in the
freezer.
Season with salt and pepper
into roast and place
in a gallon - sized
freezer bag with remaining apples and onions.
To do this I place the cooled baked oatmeal cups
into a quart size plastic
bag and lay flat
in the
freezer.
I buy frozen fruits and fresh fruits that are
in season... prep them, put about 1.5 — 2 cups of fruit and 3 of the yogurt «muffins»
into a quart - size
freezer bag and pop them
in the
freezer.
Put the dough
into a plastic sandwich
bag and put it
in the
freezer to chill for 1/2 hour.
We
bag it up, stick it
in the
freezer and incorporate it
into our baking.
Put the crushed tortilla topping
into a small
freezer bag and the cheese substitute
in another, bundling the
bags with the pan.
Stack the patties, placing a square of the wax paper
in between each patty and place
into a
freezer bag or container.
I cook them up then portion them by 2 cup amounts
into freezer bags which I smooth flat and stack
in my
freezer.
It's so easy to throw some fruit
into a little
bag and pop it
in the
freezer the night before, ready to just blend up and go
in the morning.
Anytime you have extra ripe bananas, peel, break
into quarters and freeze
in a
freezer bag so you have them on hand for smoothies.
Once the butter is frozen solid, don't forget to wrap them
into individual packages using aluminium foil and store
in the
freezer in a freezable zipper storage
bag.
After, you can put the fruit
into containers (I use
freezer bags)
in portion - sized amounts so it's ready for a quick grab & go.
I took 2 very ripe bananas, broke them
into thirds and put them
in a zip
bag into the
freezer.
But I like to be able to pile any and all cookies I bake
into a zip - top
bag so I can then store them
in the
freezer.
I dumped all the ingredients
into a gallon
freezer bag, then thawed it the night before I put it
in the crockpot.
bonus tip: You can divide the
bag into sections for freezing easy portions, but I use a whole gallon size
bag each time so I just lay it flat, fold it
in half and place it
in the
freezer.
Save approximately 2 - 3 tablespoons of the white filling and place
into a piping
bag fitted with a small round tip; pour the remaining amount over the chilled, prepared crust and place
in freezer.