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I take all the leftovers (steak, chicken, ham, meat loaf, broth, etc.) that there aren't enough of for another dinner and put them in the bucket (I use an old ice cream bucket but you could use tupperware). When it looks like there's enough (4-6 cups) I put them in my crockpot with a jar of spaghetti sauce (the cheap 99 cent kind) and whatever herbs and seasoning I feel like. For example, a couple of bay leafs and maybe some onion soup mix. Before I had a crockpot I just simmered this in a pot for an hour and 1/2. This usually makes 2 to 3 meals for my family of 6. Happy eating!
By Paula
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RE: Keep a Soup Bucket in Your Freezer
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Post By Jennifer B. (Guest Post)
(09/24/2004)
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Leslie, what was the name of the budget cookbook that you had? Just curious--I LOVE cookbooks!
RE: Keep a Soup Bucket in Your Freezer
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Post By Leslie (Guest Post)
(09/23/2004)
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Your recipe sounds delicious! I used to do a version of this. I'd keep 4 tupperware containers in the freezer door: 1. Leftover bits of chicken 2. Leftover beef bits 3. Leftover pork bits 4. Leftover veggies, a teaspoonful here or there adds up over time. These containers are wonderful for stir fries, for soups, for omelets, for (combining the beef and pork, yum!) barbecue which is delicious on buns.
This wasn't my original idea; I found it in a wonderful budget cookbook I don't have anymore but I'd give the world to find again.
Those teaspoonfuls you'd otherwise throw away will add up to many "found" and delicious meals over time.
Regards.
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