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Freeze Soup In Ziptop Bags

Put a baggie in your soup bowl, add soup to the baggie. Close loosely. When frozen, remove from bowl and store in freezer. To thaw, you can dunk it in a bowl of warm water until loosened from the bag. Then heat as you would any frozen soup.

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Freezing Stuffed Baked Potatoes

Can a baked stuffed potato be frozen successfully?

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4 glass bowls full of soup in the freezer.

Freeze Soup in Glass Bowls

I always make an extra large batch when preparing soup for dinner. I have a set of glass bowls that came with plastic lids. It has about 6 individual serving sized bowls. They are perfect for freezing lunch sized portions.

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Once A Month Cooking Ideas

Can anyone suggest some good cookbooks for once a month cooking? I would like to cook for two weeks at a time and then build up to once a month if my regular freezer will hold it all. I would be most interested in the cook it, freeze it, thaw it, and reheat it type of books.

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Freeze Individual Servings

My husband's job keeps him away from home for weeks at a time, so I'm usually cooking for just myself. I came up with this method of preparing them, and then freezing them.

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Homemade Chicken Vegetable Soup with Variations

I normally make a huge batch of homemade chicken vegetable soup in a large soup pot. This give me enough to freeze and lasts me the entire winter, along with the other 2 soups I make.

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Various Meal Ideas From Homemade Beef Soup

Prepare your own favorite basic beef soup recipe. I normally make mine with bite-size pieces of lean pot roast in a huge soup pot so I can make enough to freeze and last me all winter long.

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Baking a Frozen Apple Pie

How to bake a frozen apple pie?

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Soups to Last All Winter

Every fall, I pull out my large crock pot and start cooking. First I make 2 pots of chicken soup, then 2 pots of vegetable beef soup, then 2 pots of chili.

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Make and Freeze 14 Meals in One Day

It might take a while to get all these done in one day, but it is worth it later on. Make Asian Chicken, Chicken and Vegetable Pot Pie, Cheesy Broccoli Pasta, Beef Chili, Beef and Vegetable Paprikash, Italian Pasta Bake, Chicken Pierogies Alfredo

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Freezing Stuffed Squash and Squash Casseroles

I'm making stuffed zucchini, and want to freeze them. Do I stuff them first and cook them or just stuff, cool, wrap well, and freeze. Then when I want to serve, unthaw completely and then cook. I am also trying to make a yellow squash casserole and am wondering do I do the same with it?

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Freezing and Cooking With Eggplant

I have a good size crop of eggplant this year. I'd like to freeze it for later on, but I don't want to bread and fry it all. Does any one have suggestions on how to do it up? What have others done?

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Freezing Stuffed Banana Peppers

What is a good simple way to stuff banana peppers and freeze them?

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Freezer Meals - Tips and Recipes

Does anyone know what recipes and/or foods can be frozen?

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Robbyn's Friendly Freezer

What happened to Robbyn's Friendly Freezer? I need the recipes. I miss the site and can't find it anywhere!

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Easy to Prepare Soups and Casseroles That Can Be Frozen

I have a target goal of trying to spend no more than 300 dollars a month for groceries for me and my fiance. My spending for food usually is not very frugal. I have this impulsive urge to buy take out when I don't want to cook.

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Make Soup Ahead and Freeze

A good time saver when you just don't feel like cooking. Make ahead of time, a good hearty pot of soup with chunky vegetables that will freeze well. Then when you have no time to prepare a meal or you just don't feel like it, just defrost the soup add a wholegrain bun.

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Make Extra Lasagna and Freeze

Whenever I make a lasagna I make one large one & two small ones go in the freezer so I have something when I am sick or don't have time to cook. I also make stuffed shells and just freeze the shells on cookie sheets once frozen I put them in plastic bags.

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Freezing Cooked Beans and Ham

Will pinto beans and ham be just as good (not soggy) after being frozen?

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Mix and Match Frozen Soups

I have a tip that I have been doing for many years now. Every late fall through winter I enjoy making huge pots of soup and freezing it into individual containers. Then when I want one, instead of having the same soup over and over again, I do some mixing and matching.

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Make Your Own Frozen Pizza

In our house, we love the convenience of throwing a frozen pizza on the pizza cooker, but I didn't like the expense or the lack of nutrition in frozen pizza's, so I started making my own.

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