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| Hi there, I'm new to this, but since I'm giving birth in a few weeks I thought it might be a good idea to stock up the freezer with meals for me, my husband and toddler.
Here's my list so far. Any suggestions of what to add would really be appreciated. We are Jewish, so some meat is forbidden (ie shellfish, pork) and we don't mix milk and meat together (for tacos I use that Harvest burger ground tofu stuff). I have an extra freezer in the basement and would love to fill it before this new baby comes. Thanks in advance. Meatloaf
Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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- Posted by Grumpy(notmyemail@askme.com) onFri, Apr 13, 01 at 23:02
| Ilisa, I'm in a similar boat, giving birth in June.....love your list, been looking for just this kind of thing!! Three other things I'm adding to mine: Veggie Gumbo (chicken or beef would work too!) Would love your Tomato Basil soup recipe!! take care. |
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- Posted by marie(marie01@altatvista.com) onSat, Apr 14, 01 at 2:07
| You might check out the Vegetarian Forum. Also your library should have some Vegetarian magazines. I know the book stores do. If you know someone in the Adventist Church, or are near a ABC bookstore there are a lot of excellent receipes avaiable. My books are back in ND, but I could get you some names etc. Also any Christian bookstore has cookbooks. marie |
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- Posted by Ilisa(ilisa_n@hotmail.com) onSat, Apr 14, 01 at 2:58
| Thanks, Grumpy! Great things to add to my list. Here's the soup recipe, it's from a chain of soup take-out restaurants in Manhattan called the Daily Soup. Tomato Soup 2 T unsalted butter Melt butter in a large stockpot over medium heat. Add the onion, leeks, celery and sugar and saute until carmelized and golden brown. Add thyme, bay leaves, salt, pepper and cayenne and stir to coat the vegetables Add the stock and canned tomatoes, bring to a boil, reduce heat, partial cover and simmer for 30 minutes. Add the garlic and simmer another 5 minutes. Blend with immersion blender. I freeze it at this point and when I re-heat add the cream (I usually use either just milk or soymilk, but it is better with cream) and some chopped tomatoes and chives for garnish. It freezes really nicely. |
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- Posted by Grumpy(notmyemail@askme.com) onFri, Apr 20, 01 at 9:42
| Ilisa, thanks for the Tomato Basil Soup Recipe! Marie, I spend lotsa time over at the vegetarian site, they've got some yummy looking dishes over there too, the trick is how many of them can I freeze! Take care |
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- Posted by Michelle(meow4x@hotmail.com) onMon, Apr 30, 01 at 13:05
| Thanks for the soup recipe, Ilisa. If it's got tomato/basil combo, it's a hit in my house! Can't wait to try it! |
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- Posted by Jane(jakeandjane@accesswave.ca) onMon, Apr 30, 01 at 23:08
| Ilisa: Call me unimaginative, but where's the basil in your Tomato Basil Soup recipe? Jane |
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- Posted by RuthieG in MA(RuthieG@mediaone.net) onWed, May 2, 01 at 10:13
| Too Funny Jane.... Ilisa...How is the cooking going? |
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- Posted by Ilisa(ilisa_n@hotmail.com) onMon, May 7, 01 at 16:17
| Yes, isn't that funny - there is no actual basil in the recipe for "Tomato Basil Soup"!! I suppose I should have changed the name when I re-typed it from the cookbook, but wanted to maintain the integrity of the recipe! ;) That's the problem with this specific cook book "The Daily Soup". Everything I've made has been terrific, but there were definitly some editing problems. Some of the recipes list ingredients that they never tell you how to use. Anyway, it's still great soup and freezes beautifully. Cooking is going ok Ruthie, thanks for asking. I'm due very soon and having trouble standing for long periods of time. Yesterday I made a big batch of ziti with portobello mushrooms in a goat cheese sauce. I'm not sure how the sauce will freeze, but I'm going to give it a shot. |
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- Posted by RuthieG in MA(RuthieG@mediaone.net) onMon, May 7, 01 at 17:14
| Well take care and pop in after baby arrives and give us the news. |
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