Freezer
Cooking Made Easy
This
Freezer cooking made easy page is to help you realize
how simple freezer cooking
can
be. You
don't have to have unique and new recipes to create freezer meals. Some
of your favorite meals can be changed and worked into freezer meals.
Here is an example of how to change your typical menu
into easy
freezer meals.

Our
Freezer
Cookbook will show you how you can implement
freezing meals and stock your freezer.
Download our 70 page ebook and start planning your freezer meals within
minutes.
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Cookbook

A
Sample Menu for One Week of Freezer Meals
One busy
prep day= One week (or more) worth of freezer meals = freezer cooking
made easy!
Day 1-Frozen pizzas
Make pizza dough and bake for 15 minutes. Allow to cool and add pizza
toppings. Flash freeze. Then wrap up in tin foil. When cooking do not
thaw, place from freezer to oven. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes.
You can also try mini pizza crusts and bake. Allow to cool and add
toppings to
each pizza.
Day 2 -BBQ shredded chicken
Cook a roast chicken and allow to cool. Shred. Mix barbecue sauce
ingredients and shredded chicken in a ziploc bag. Freeze. Serve with a
vegetable and rolls.
Day 3- Meatloaf
Make your
favorite
meatloaf
recipe. Lay tin foil in bottom of a
casserole or loaf pan
leaving extra over the edges to use as handles. Flash freeze and pull
the meatloaf out of the dish by pulling up the tin foil edges. Wrap up
in more tinfoil to completely cover. Freeze. Add meatloaf to the same
pan and bake at 375 degrees for 1 hour or until tested done with a
thermometer.
Day 4-Soup
Prepare your
favorite soup recipe or try one of our
easy
freezer meals soup recipes. Add ingredients in a
Ziploc bag and
freeze. Unthaw the night before. In the morning place in the crock pot.
Make sure you don't freeze potatoes, noodles,
dairy products or cheese. Add these after it has cooked, if needed.
Day 5- Taco Kits
Mix refried beans with cooked ground hamburger. Season with taco
seasoning and if desired add ½ Cup salsa. Freeze in a
plastic
container. For dinnertime, just add tortillas and shredded cheese or
whatever taco toppings you'd like.
Day 6-Vegetable quiche
Eggs actually freeze well. Mix together 6 eggs, 1 cup milk, salt and
pepper in a mixing bowl. Add chopped vegetables of your choice,
(broccoli, zucchini, mushrooms) and shredded cheese. Add chopped ham or
cooked crumbled bacon or sausage if desired. Pour into tin foil pie
plate or use the same method as the meatloaf where we lined the pie
plate with tin foil then wrapped it up after it was frozen. When ready
to cook add tin foil quiche in pie plate. Unwrap the top or take tin
foil completely off. Bake at 375 degrees for 1 hour.
Day 7-Beef quick
kabobs
Add beef cubes and a marinade in a ziploc bag. Freeze. When ready to
cook place on skewers and add whole mushrooms, pepper chunks, onions
chunks or other vegetables desired.
Teriyaki Beef Marinade:
½ Cup orange juice
¼ Cup soy sauce
2 tablespoons dried onions
2 Tablespoons brown sugar
1 garlic clove minced
¼ teaspoon ginger
Mix marinade ingredients together and pour
over 1-2 lbs beef cubes inside a plastic bag. Freeze.
Bonus day: Spaghetti with meatballs
Check
out this
freezer
meals page for a recipe for spaghetti sauce and one
for
meatballs combine the two together for a great freezer meal. All that
you need to do is cook the sauce and meatballs until the meatballs are
cooked through and cook noodles.
Get all of our freezer cooking information plus much more not on our
website in our 70 page
Freezer
Cooking Ebook.
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