In freezer cooking, air is what causes freezer burn. When it comes to containers, the important thing to remember is to ensure to get out all the extra air that you can. Small foil containers – Foil containers with lids are particularly handy for dishes that need to be cooked in the oven such as pasta bakes, enchiladas, or casseroles. Mason Jars – If you use mason jars for soups or stews, be sure to leave space at the top because the liquid will expand as it freezes. The 2 cup trays are perfect for things such as individual lasagnas. You can get them in 1/2 cup, 1 cup, and 2 cup sizes. They are particularly good for soups and stews. Souper Cubes – These containers are designed for freezer cooking. Medium sized (quart size) freezer bags – Plastic freezer bags or reusable silicone bags are a versatile option for freezing meals in smaller portions.
Individual plastic containers – These containers are great for meal prep because they are freezable, microwaveable, and dishwasher safe. You can see how I made them step by step in the video below: They were simple, easy to reheat, and perfect for one person. I recently put together meals for my mother-in-law and for my dad. These ideas also work well for weekly or monthly meal prep for singles or couples. Whether you’re wanting to make meals for yourself, a friend, your parent, or your child, I’ve got all the tips you need to make single serving freezer meals.
There are many of my readers who are interested in making freezer meals for seniors who live alone or for young adults just moving out on their own.
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One of the most common things I get asked about is how to make freezer meals for just one or two people.
Freezer cooking is a great solution for those who live alone or even for those in families who just want individual meals to take to work for lunches.
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