Place nuggets in
labeled freezer bags for up to 3 months.
an alternative to ice cube trays is to place several rows, each made up of two tablespoons of your homemade baby food on a wax paper covered baking sheet and then freeze and move to
labeled freezer bags.
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.
Simply freeze unbaked wedges of dough on a lined sheet pan and pile them into
a labeled freezer bag.
Be sure to
label your freezer bags of food cubes; include the date you froze them as well as the name of the food.
Sharpie or Permanent Marker:
Label freezer bags with food cube type and date prepared and frozen
Not exact matches
Pleased to see an egg white in the recipe too, always have an egg white or 6 hanging about in the fridge or
freezer (I freeze them
labelling the amount on the
bag, makes it easy to whip however many I need for a recipe), this also adds to the protein content of the bars along with the yoghurt content.
Remove as much air as possible from
freezer bag, seal,
label and freeze.
When firm, place nuggets into a gallon sized
freezer bag or
freezer safe container, removing as much air as possible,
label and freeze.
Place in a
freezer bag,
label and freeze.
Cool, place meatballs in
freezer bags, remove as much air as possible, seal,
label bag and freeze.
It's handy because I always have a
bag of puree blobs in my
freezer — carefully
labeled because they look like tomato paste and I don't want to make that substitution!
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.
I often soak a giant portion of beans for 24 hours and whateverI don't use in the pressure cooker I
label in a
bag and toss in the
freezer for another time.
Pack the puree into a quart sized
freezer bag, remove as much air as possible,
label and freeze.
To freeze: After cooking the ground beef, put all ingredients into a gallon sized
freezer bag, remove as much air as possible, seal,
label and freeze.
Put meatballs into gallon - sized
freezer bag, remove as much air as possible,
label and freeze.
So using
labeled sandwich
bags (I mark the date on each), scoop 2 cups of pumpkin puree into each one (this is where I use my large - mouthed funnel to try and keep things clean), seal it and place each one flat into the
freezer and freeze until you're ready to use them!
OR, if you're wanting to stash these away in the
freezer, I recommend wrapping 2 - 3 muffins (about a serving size) in wax paper, taping the package closed, and placing in a gallon
freezer bag that you've
labeled.
Once you've gotten your cubes frozen, transfer them to a
labeled ziplock
freezer bag.
Once frozen, pop the cubes out of the trays, place in a
freezer bag or container,
labeled with the date and return to the
freezer.
«If using the
freezer bag method for your food cubes, be sure to
label the
bags with the type of food and also date the
bags,» says the blog.
After your purees are frozen, they pop out easily and I then stored them in
freezer - safe ziploc
bags labeled with the type of food and date.
Since you're going to be building a supply over time, it's wise to
label each
bag you place into the
freezer with the date and time that it was expressed or pumped.
Cook, puree, pour into ice cube trays, when frozen, pop out and put into
freezer zip lock
bags,
label bag with food name and date.
These cubes can be placed in
freezer bags,
labeled and sealed, available for quick thawing and reheating.
Label the
bags and put in the
freezer for an easy grab.
Some of us can plan our dinners a month in advance with wonderfully
labeled ziplock
bags full of their cooking - light diet meals laid out in the
freezer.