Not exact matches
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 keep a
bag of crumbs
in the
freezer and any
time I have stale bread I lightly toast it and then crush it
in the food processor and add it to the
freezer bag.)
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.
Make ahead and freeze options: Make the quiche filling ahead of
time and store
in a sealed plastic
bag in the
freezer until you are ready to use it.
When the peppers are frozen, I put them all
in a small
freezer bag so I can just take one out at a
time.
Once the muffins cool, I store 6 muffins at a
time in gallon - sized
freezer bags.
SA is a massive fan of these espresso cheesecakes so I keep a Ziploc
bag of mini ones
in the
freezer for him to enjoy whenever he craves something sweet (which happens a lot more then he would care to admit based on the number of
time I need to restock the
bag).
Breakfasts I have served are pancakes (mix the dry ingredients
in a
freezer bag, writing what we ingredients to add on the outside of
bag), Hashbrown - Sausage - Egg Foil Packets, and eggs with bacon or sausage served with muffins baked ahead of
time.
- 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.
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.
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).
How many
times have I told you to make sure you always have a
bag or two of shredded chicken breast
in the
freezer?
I make these almonds all the
time and often have a
bag of them
in the
freezer.
One at a
time, place the pork chops
in a large
freezer bag, or between 2 pieces of wax paper, and gently pound with a meat pounder, avoiding the bones, until about 1/4 - inch thick.
To save
time (and tears), I chop onions that I've just bought from the store and freeze them
in a
freezer friendly
bag.
If
time allows, marinate as long as 24 hours
in the fridge
in a
freezer bag.
** Since I only use one chipotle pepper at a
time, I put a piece of plastic wrap on a small baking sheet, spread the other peppers from the can on the plastic, freeze it and then store it
in a
freezer bag.
I'm 100 % against wasting food, so I either add them to my
bag of veggies
in the
freezer for the next
time I make garden veggie barley soup, or I cut them up and add them to a recipe I'm making that day.
Alternatively, make a double batch and keep the extra loaf
in the
freezer, wrapped well
in plastic wrap and a resealable
freezer bag, to be enjoyed at a later
time.
Ooooh - I'm making these this week - I have several
bags of blackberries
in my
freezer and it's almost
time to restock.
Or if no
time to boil put bones
in a zip lock
bag and toss
in freezer untill you have
time to make the stock.
I keep gallon - sized
bags of pre-riced cauliflower
in the
freezer at all
times.
Bag up smoothie ingredients ahead of
time to keep
in the
freezer for a quick healthy breakfast on - the - go.
Really, if you have shredded chicken
in the
freezer (how many
times have I told you to always have a
bag of shredded chicken
in the
freezer) this recipe is ready to go
in 15 minutes.
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.
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.
If you're saving them for an extended period of
time, wrap
in parchment paper and then foil and place
in a
freezer bag / tupperware and freeeeeze them!
I think I will have a 3 - pound -
bag - of - chicken
in my
freezer at all
times!
I now keep 5 - 6
bags in my
freezer at all
times.
At any given
time I usually have three or more
bags of frozen bananas hanging out
in the
freezer, all dated, otherwise it's just mass banana chaos.
These little guys have a solid reputation as an «emergency dinner» contingency staple, but we're all for making full - fledged meals out of the several
bags we keep
in the
freezer at all
times.
Store uneaten rolls
in a
freezer bag in the
freezer and reheat one or several at a
time in the microwave.
They freeze wonderfully too — so if you can't quite eat them all, put them
in a
freezer bag and pull out a few at a
time to reheat
in the microwave.
Put the frozen biscuits
in a
freezer bag and bake them at another
time.
«Every
time I make waffles, I do a double batch, then lay the extras on a cookie sheet, slide it
in to the
freezer, then transfer them to a Ziploc
bag once frozen.
Lisa Howe: Well, some
time on the road I've got a couple of insulated lunch
bags that have a whole collection of ice packs
in my
freezer.
In the freezer it can be pushed for 6 months, so you know you just want to make sure that, you know you don't for example put your bags or your bottles if you are storing breast milk in the freezer in a door because every time the door opens it gets a blast of room temperature and it could potentially spoil if you need tha
In the
freezer it can be pushed for 6 months, so you know you just want to make sure that, you know you don't for example put your
bags or your bottles if you are storing breast milk
in the freezer in a door because every time the door opens it gets a blast of room temperature and it could potentially spoil if you need tha
in the
freezer in a door because every time the door opens it gets a blast of room temperature and it could potentially spoil if you need tha
in a door because every
time the door opens it gets a blast of room temperature and it could potentially spoil if you need that.
The pots are the perfect portion size for when the
time comes to start weaning and once frozen can be easily popped out and secured
in a
freezer bag ready for the next use.
A tamper - evident safety seal ensures freshness every
time and the self - standing design frees up room
in your
freezer for more
bags or other food.
Designed for easy and convenient storage, these
bags are equipped with an improved oxygen barrier for freshness, so they can withstand
time in the
freezer.
Then I added the shredded chicken and still used the full 125g ball of mozzarella... breadcrumbs on top (I always keep a
bag of breadcrumbs
in my
freezer which I prepare from the end of loaves etc) and into the over for about 15 mins... served with pasta but would like serve with wholegrain rice another
time.
Just keep
in the
freezer, and you'll always have an ice pack on hand without the need to change out the ice inside the
bag each
time you use it.
Instead, remember the pledge you have made to yourself and take the
time to make your healthy marinades and dressings
in bulk and freeze them
in freezer bags for easy use when you need them.
I keep a
bag of homemade almond flour from soaked almonds
in the
freezer most of the
time to make grain free pizza crusts, so special prep of the almonds before making these cookies was not necessary.
I'll save bones from roasted chicken
in zip loc
bags in the
freezer until I have
time to make it.
One
bag will last you a long
time, so I recommend storing it
in the
freezer to preserve the oils and prevent rancidity.
You can also cook large batches of vegetables at the same
time and freeze them
in small
bags, or simply keep plenty of frozen vegetables
in your
freezer.
I don't have the
freezer space for containers or jars, so I might be stuck with
freezer bags for the mean
time but will carefully recycle them and make sure they don't end up
in the ocean!
If you would love to make smoothies a regular thing, but you are little short for
time in the mornings, then prep your smoothies
in freezer bags.
I pretty much keep a running
bag of goodies
in my
freezer at all
times.