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    Default Single Servings for the Family

    Hey guys, I know haven't posted in awhile, just been still trying to recoop from these new hips, one is 1 and 1/2 and the other a year. I just keep pulling muscles and with the winter it was hard to get moving. So here I am a bit older, still fat (lol) the baby is now 2 and 1/2 and is growing in leaps and bounds. My other two are also doing well...
    okay all caught up..lol.. hope everyone is doing well too..

    I was making sloppy joes and pulled pork bq for sandwiches. I made tons of extra...well.

    So 99cent menu can kiss my hiney...

    I took paper cupcake holders and filled each one and placed in freezer for a few hours, then removed paper and all and put them in freezer bag (label) and now when the kids want a sandwich (i keep hamburger buns around) they pop one in a bowl and nuke for 1 minute and put on the bun.

    quick, and easy..

    we have been really doing this for a few weeks and wow, it is a real time saver, especially with hungry husbands and kids..

    I am getting ready to perfect the best breakfast on the fly.. will post when I get that going...lol

    hello to everyone
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    Oooh!! Thanks for the tip!
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    I like that idea. Glad to hear you are doing well with the new joints. You are still breaking them in.
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    Thanks for the tip. I have been wondering how you were doing, thanks for the update.
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    What a great idea!
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    I actually make sandwiches with the pulled pork, double wrap and freeze. They take about a minute in the microwave, and I have a hot sandwich all ready, don't have to worry about whether I have buns.

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    Thanks for that nifty idea.

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    just an update.. my daughter hasnt stopped once on the way home.. she has made a fresh sandwich when she got home.. so i guess it is doing its job...

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    Thanks so much for all your great ideas..I got the sandwich maker too and now that I am alone..I have eat quite will thanks to all your wonderful idea.

    Hope you get do doing better..Those hip joints seem to have a mind of there own sometimes..

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    you might want to use the pork frozen by itself to top a baked potato - I do that, too, with left over shredded pork.

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    woohoo, they posted this tip in the dollar stretcher...
    and i just made a second batch, they were so popular. I also did a chili and the pop it on top of burgers, fries, and eat is regular...the only thing with the chili is to thaw it in a bowl..

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    Great tips! I'm going to use these and pass them on!
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    Hey that's what this forum is doing its job, huh ?
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    I say this forum is the best,so many tips and ideas.I am fairly new here and have learned alot.Every little bit ends up being a lot.Thanks

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    I love this tip! I will pass it on to my daughter. She needs to do this for her 2 hungry boys. Thanks!
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