FREEZE DON’T
FREEZE
Pasta Sour
Cream
Enchiladas Cream
Cheese
Shredded/sliced cheese Lettuce
Cooked rice Cottage
cheese
Pancakes Scrambled/fried
eggs
French toast Bechamel/cheese
sauce
Cookies and cookie dough Shortening
Corn and flour tortillas Unblanched
asparagus
Chopped onions German Pancakes
Refried beans Cake
batter
Fruits Mayo
Veggies Raw
potatoes
Pumpkin Tomatoes
Biscuits and rolls Gravy
Lasagna
Baked cakes/cupcakes (frosting doesn’t do so well)
Coffee
Guacamole
Avocado
Buttermilk (freeze in ice cube trays)
Eggs (crack them into a freezer safe container)
Milk (if you must….pour off about 2 cups so it doesn’t
burst)
Yogurt
Nuts
Spices
Sugar/flour (even brown sugar)
I prefer to freeze using double zip freezer bags. We aren't storing for posterity here, just for about a month. If you are diligent about dating your bags you should be using it long before it would "expire" so I don't really worry about it.
Anything small or sticky (like raspberries or hamburger patties) place them in a single layer on a cookie sheet and freeze until solid. Then place them in freezer bags. Do the same thing with cookie dough then you just plop them onto cookie sheets and bake them adding about 1 minute extra to the baking time!
Hardware:
Quart and gallon freezer bags
Aluminum foil
Plastic wrap
Wax paper (use for forming/wrapping meatloaves/hamburger patties and separating cheese slices)
Disposable pans
Permanent markers for labeling and writing cooking directions on bags
Don't use glass pans in the freezer...just take my word for it! :)
Next up...... Cooking chicken 3 ways!!
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