Guest guest Posted August 1, 2004 Report Share Posted August 1, 2004 Barb, Sounds like a quiche-type casserole you're making? My favorite for travel, since the cream is included- and they freeze quite well. Cheesecake and custards, likewise. I freeze Claire's " spaghetti " (made with zucchini, ground turkey, tom. puree, olive oil) or " macaroni & cheese " (zucchini, cheese, cream, oil), too. Also, donuts and cookies and pizzas --made from the same basic batter-eggs or eggbeaters, oil, almond flour and nuts (in the cookies). ~Barbara p.s. Jello whipped with mayo or yogurt, if you don't want to use cream in it, freezes well, too. And the last time on the road, for snacks, I froze Claire's butter " candies " (butter + cream cheese, coconut, flavor, sweetener; butter + p. butter, coconut, nuts, etc.) in molds (as always) and then popped them out on the new Glad press 'n seal wrap then put them in ziplocs with ice. Barbara Swoyer wrote: > Hi all, > Am taking Jake away for 5 days next weekend. Would like to prepare > and freeze as many meals ahead of time as I can, to save the daily > weighing, weighing, weighing......he eats 4 meals/day. > Anyway, I have gotten the system down for one breakfast meal and > another lunch meal in casserole form - meat, eggs, cream, oil, cheese > and veggie and nuts....but haven't actually frozen it yet. On my list > to try for this week. > Does anyone else have any creative suggestions for meals that travel > and freeze well? Or suggestions on what freezes best aned how to > reheat and serve so it's not mushy, watery, etc? > Thanks, > Barb Swoyer, Jake's mom > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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