Meals that freeze well

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Posted by urbanideas • 4/14/10
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In today's world, we often lack time for cooking healthy meals at home and end up resorting to a fast option which more likely than not is greasy, packed with bad calories and certainly more expensive than cooking at home.

This coming weekend I am hoping to create various meals to freeze so to always have something ready for those days I am just too tired to actually cook. What are your favorites meals to freeze?

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Theresa111 (4/14/10)

Desserts, Quiche, Vegetables, Sauces, Pizza, Soups. The list could go on and on.

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Theresa111 (4/15/10)

Pot pies.

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Tania (4/18/10)

Sometime I freeze the meals in advance, generally are baked dishes: pasta, meat.
I also freeze cooked vegetables and sauces.

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  Theresa111 (4/19/10)
  
  Where do you live in Italy? One day I might show up on your doorstep with my bowl and spoon in my hands.
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Penny (4/20/10)

I freeze a wide variety of casseroles, especially pastas like macaroni and cheese or penne pasta, I also freeze soups and stews.

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Theresa111 (4/20/10)

You can virtually freeze most foods. The important thing is to make certain they are wrapped or vacuum sealed properly.

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BiteMe (4/24/10)

I love to freeze homemade pork and veggie potstickers.

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Theresa111 (4/28/10)

Ice Cream Sandwiches?

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Theresa111 (5/02/10)

Turkey Dinner. Wow it's only six months and three weeks until Thanksgiving Dinner. (sighs)

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Theresa111 (6/08/10)

Bake fresh bread. After it cools down slice it make cheese sandwiches, butter both sides of the bread and wrap in freezer paper and seal with plastic wrap and freezer tape. Freeze. Take out and thaw 3/4 before grilling.

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Theresa111 (6/06/11)

Appetizers freeze well and then you need to heat them and serve. The preparation is already done days beforehand.

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