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| I want to get some fish sticks (patties?) to keep on hand for fishwiches for those nights I don't feel like cooking.
Is there a brand that's better than others out there. Any other frozen convenience-type meals that will fill him up and I can just toss in the oven when he calls and says he's on his way home? He's working until 7 or 8 p.m. lately and I don't want to cook, or eat, that late. |
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| I have found there are"fish patties" that are ground up bits of who knows what.....and others that are "breaded fish portions"....that's what I keep in my freezer. For other quick meals, you can grill chicken breasts and freeze them and just warm in the micro...you can make egg biscuits...split biscuits ( not yeast rolls!) add a slice of ham, an egg scrambled in a large custard cup in the micro, a slice of cheese, salt and pepper. Wrap in parchment or waxed paper then into a plastic bag....you can nuke them still frozen in the parchment. |
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| Costco has an awesome chili lime Talapia in the frozen section. Would make a great sandwich! |
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- Posted by carol_in_california (My Page) on Thu, Jul 26, 12 at 1:13
| Our favorite is the salmon burgers made by Trident. |
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- Posted by dowlinggram (My Page) on Thu, Jul 26, 12 at 3:23
| On days when he is home cook for an extra person and freeze the extra portion. Roasts and whole chickens can be sliced and frozen with freezer paper between the layers and taken out to make hot sandwiches or stir fries Sliced Peameal bacon or pork tenderloin sliced 1 1/2 inch thick and pounded and breaded and frozen only takes a minute to cook or cook it all ahead of time and just reheat. As a side dish try bean salad or a cole slaw that can be kept for a week in the fridge |
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- Posted by oasisowner (My Page) on Thu, Jul 26, 12 at 11:06
| I second the Trident suggestion - salmon burgers, panko breaded tilapia, and the "ultimate" fish sticks (this is really what they are called). They are all US produced products. We get them at Giant Eagle locally. |
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