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    Rebecca Wagner
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    I have a small household, three adults; my husband, mother-in-law and myself. The average FreezerFit recipe is too large for the three of us and no one but me likes leftovers, so I need help finding a method that will work for the three of us. I’ve used freezer meals in the past and found it very helpful especially on busy days, do I want this to work since I have so many projects to get done. Cooking dinner always gets in the way.

    #76510
    Jennifer
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    The only thing I could think of is to just divide the recipe in half. Or just freeze the extra! I know what you mean. It’s just me and my husband most of the time so I usually divide the recipe or just freeze more.

    #76520
    Jeanne Taylor
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    My household is just my husband and myself, but I often make the vegan freezerfit meals just for myself. When I take the meal from the freezer, it cook the whole thing – then freeze half of that. It is helpful to only have to cook for my husband and pull out a freezerfit meals for myself.

    #76524
    Dee
    Participant

    I’ll often make large recipes and freeze it in single or double portions for myself.

    #76542
    Rebecca Wagner
    Participant

    Thank you for your suggestion! I have a hard time dividing the full recipe up into smaller portions before it is cooked since the spices aren’t melded into the meat and other ingredients yet. I think I’ll try making a third of the family size recipe and bag it up that way. Just more work than I wanted it to be, but I can’t see another way to do it right now. Thank you again!

    #76551
    Paula
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    I’ve batch cooked all my life whenever possible. Now that it’s down to me and one adult child who needed to come home, I just halve my recipes or split into two packs and freeze in smaller portions.

    #76610
    Julie Farah
    Participant

    I do the same for my disabled son and daughter in law. I’m encouraging them to eat healthier. I split one recipe into two freezer bags with instructions and calorie count. It is working out great!

    #76617
    Denise Dennis
    Participant

    What do you freeze your meals in?  I can’t afford the bags they use on this site and I’m not fond of plastics.

    • This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Denise Dennis.
    #76622
    Julie Farah
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    Because I need to use disposable for my son and daughter in law I do use plastic freezer bags. I have the same concern using plastic, but I don’t have an alternate for them. I weigh this out by knowing they are at least eating healthier, by eliminating processed foods like Ramen etc.  For my husband and I , I use the reusable silicone bags. You can find them for less on Amazon. And I use glass containers for freezing leftovers.

    #76623
    Denise Dennis
    Participant

    Thanks Julia!  I hadn’t though about using my glass containers!  I’ll also check out Amazon for the Silicon bags.  I appreciate your response.

    #76631
    Marietta Miller
    Participant

    Thanks for some great ideas its only me and my daughter.

    #76632
    Kathryn Aceves
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    I was coming in here to ask the original question! Thanks for all the tips!

    #80797
    Alani Caban
    Participant

    <p style=”text-align: center;”>When you cook half batches, do you adjust the cook times?</p>

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