Eggrolls and chicken pot pies. 
Freezing dinners
What are your favorite dinners to make extras of and then freeze? I want to start putting aready made dinners on the freezer, but not sure which recipes are better then others. Any tips?
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Chili is good. Can use it more ways than one.
I like to make up a big batch of cabbage rolls to freeze too.
I like to make up a big batch of cabbage rolls to freeze too.
Any stews or soups are my fav. Spag sauce works really well too.
I make vegetables soup,cookie dough,chilie,i freeze slices of home made cakes.
Chili, traditional kind
Cincinnati chili for hot dogs
roasted tomato "sauce" for pasta
dirty rice with sausage and beef
bolognese sauce for pasta
pot pie filling
baked beans
pot roast, with gravy
smoked bbq meats
'country ribs', in cooking liquid (sandwiches)
meatballs
corned beef, in cooking liquid
lamb patties for gyros
Cincinnati chili for hot dogs
roasted tomato "sauce" for pasta
dirty rice with sausage and beef
bolognese sauce for pasta
pot pie filling
baked beans
pot roast, with gravy
smoked bbq meats
'country ribs', in cooking liquid (sandwiches)
meatballs
corned beef, in cooking liquid
lamb patties for gyros
Piney.....cookie dough?? what kind and how do you recommend to freeze it? Thanks in advance
I freeze soups probably more than anything.
Hamburgers cooked on the charco grill..Smoked roasts, and chickens..warm in the oven in the winter or even the microwave.
Eggrolls and chicken pot pies.
These both sound good....are they posted in the recipe threads? I'd especially like to try the egg rolls.
I'm not the cookie dough poster, but I've done it often. Almost any ordinary cookie recipe should be ok, like peanut butter, sugar cookies, chocolate chip. I've frozen them in "drop" form on cookie sheets and then bagged them, or made it into logs (like the Pillsbury refrigerated ones), wraped in plastic wrap and then in foil. I mostly to it that way, because it's much more space efficient, and it thaws quickly.
I don't usually freeze whole meals, but try to keep ingredients on hand for really quick throw-things-in-a-skillet dinners -- like pre-cooked chopped chicken and ground meat.
I don't usually freeze whole meals, but try to keep ingredients on hand for really quick throw-things-in-a-skillet dinners -- like pre-cooked chopped chicken and ground meat.
thank you so much!!I'm not the cookie dough poster, but I've done it often. Almost any ordinary cookie recipe should be ok, like peanut butter, sugar cookies, chocolate chip. I've frozen them in "drop" form on cookie sheets and then bagged them, or made it into logs (like the Pillsbury refrigerated ones), wraped in plastic wrap and then in foil. I mostly to it that way, because it's much more space efficient, and it thaws quickly.
I don't usually freeze whole meals, but try to keep ingredients on hand for really quick throw-things-in-a-skillet dinners -- like pre-cooked chopped chicken and ground meat.
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