It will make much more than a cup, so freeze
any leftovers in freezer bags.
Store
leftovers in a freezer bag in the freezer.
Not exact matches
I always have at least one
bag of these
in the
freezer for lunches when we don't have
leftovers to eat.
After I open a
bag, I store any
leftover flour
in a ziplock
bag in my
freezer to retain freshness for the next recipe.
My wholemeal breadcrumbs come from a
bag of frozen
leftover bits of bread that I keep
in the
freezer.
It is so stable that the
leftover (wrapped
in plastic
bags) can be stored
in a fridge for 2 - 3 days or
in a
freezer for up to a month.
I like to keep my
leftover curry paste
in a zip - lock
bag first, then put
in a container or
in a bigger
bag before I throw it
in a
freezer for longer storage life.
Store the
leftover curry paste
in a zilp - lock
bag and keep
in the fridge for 1 week or 2 - 3 month
in the
freezer.
What do you do with a
freezer bag full of
leftover bread heels
in the
freezer, overripe bananas, and even some butternut squash puree?
We keep several plastic
bags in the
freezer for trimmed and
leftover ingredients that can be used
in stocks.
I normally throw all my
leftover waffles
in a ziploc
bag once they cool and toss them
in the
freezer.
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.»
All you have to do for easy meal prep is to save the
leftovers in an airtight container or
bag and place
in the fridge or
freezer until you are ready to use.
Otherwise, pop them
in a
freezer proof
bag and freeze them for an easy
leftover dinner later.
To freeze
leftover batter, pour into a zip - top
bag, remove the air, and seal, or spoon into a lined muffin pan, wrap tightly with plastic wrap, and place
in freezer for about 24 hours until the batter is solid.
Leftover bars can be individually wrapped
in plastic, placed
in a
freezer bag, and frozen for up to 2 months.
Just place the
leftovers in a Ziplock
bag and place
in the
freezer.
Keep a resealable
bag of
leftover Parmesan rinds
in the
freezer for recipes like this; they add great depth to tomato sauces and vegetable - centric soups, too.
If you prefer to remove all the cubes from the tray,
leftovers can be easily stored
in a
freezer bag.
The meat sauce worked for my picky eater, now I make double recipes and freeze
leftovers in a quart sized
freezer bag.