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| My single DD is going to school/working and finds it challenging to make nutritious dinners with variety. She probably relies on salads and other very quick meals to fill her up in the evenings. She lives several states away from me; I'm spending next week with her & while she's at work/school, I'll use my time to do some cooking for her & putting a few meals in the freezer to help out. She has a roommate so the shared freezer space isn't large but it is adequate. Her DF eats separately.
I've thought of very EZ things such as chili & spaghetti sauce, but wondering if someone might have other suggestions for meals which divide & freeze well. I hope to use freezer bags for convenience/space savings & possibly a few small freezer containers. I thank you for your help (and my DD probably thanks you even more!!) :) |
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- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 10, 10 at 15:29
| I make my sons "Mom's Meals" for part of their Christmas present. Usually I do a batch of enchiladas then put 2 or 3 enchiladas and sauce in each freezer container. You can make chicken enchiladas or ground beef with black beans, finely diced onion, and cheese. Another thing I make is a chicken and stuffing casserole: 1 (3 pound) whole chicken (cooked in water, meat removed) Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Can be frozen before baking as everything is already cooked. I served this at an office lunch yesterday and it is very tasty - I think it will freeze just fine. Chicken Crunch Casserole 1 cup chopped celery TOPPING |
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| Thank you teresa_nc7 for your suggestions. I'll take them w/ me and ask for her input. I think even adult children REALLY appreciate the extra support. Thank you again. |
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