Yes it has chicken, but you could omit the chicken and add some sort of veggie for a substitute. Some acorn or butternut squash would be good. Or add more and or different kinds of beans.
Yummy!! Every 3 months a group of my friends and I do a bagged meal day. We plan what we want to make, trying to reuse ingredients in a lot f what we do to save money then we all split the cost. We each usually leave with 15-20 meals. Put it is literally an all day project but we have a blast. This is very economical. :)
Wow I feel so lame. Please ignore my stupidity, but do you just put these in a crock pot when you want to eat them? How does it work? Educate me mommies I'm terrible at this stuff!
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What did you make?
squishymommy1·
Tortilla soup
Sweet and sour meatballs
Pepper steak
Korean tacos
Hungarian pot roast
Pesto ranch chicken
Chicken teriyaki
Greek lemon chicken
Bacon wrapped apple BBQ chicken
Brown sugar chicken and sweet potatoes
Beef in tomatoes and red wine
Chicken Parmesan
Honey garlic chicken
Beer Carnitas
Dr pepper pulled pork
The grocery bill was $600 but that also included some breakfast/lunch/snack items, juice, milk, yogurt and water
deleted-user·
smart!!
squishymommy1·
Yes it has chicken, but you could omit the chicken and add some sort of veggie for a substitute. Some acorn or butternut squash would be good. Or add more and or different kinds of beans.
deleted-user·
¡Ay dios mio!
deleted-user·
Smart lady. I need to make freezer meals but with a picky husband, that's a bit challenging.
deleted-user·
Dr pepper pulled pork?? Lol as in the soda?
squishymommy1·
As in the soda
deleted-user·
Yummy!! Every 3 months a group of my friends and I do a bagged meal day. We plan what we want to make, trying to reuse ingredients in a lot f what we do to save money then we all split the cost. We each usually leave with 15-20 meals. Put it is literally an all day project but we have a blast. This is very economical. :)
deleted-user·
Wow! That's amazing! So, if that's for 15 days, do you spend over $1200 a month on groceries for dinner?
squishymommy1·
Yes usually
deleted-user·
Omg it would suck so much if your fridge/freezer died.
Sorry..apparently I'm a real pessimist today :/
deleted-user·
You are amazing squishy! I always say I am going to do this but it never happens.
deleted-user·
Wow I feel so lame. Please ignore my stupidity, but do you just put these in a crock pot when you want to eat them? How does it work? Educate me mommies I'm terrible at this stuff!
deleted-user·
now come stock my freezer >=)
deleted-user·
That is impressive. About $40 a night for dinner, but those are some fancy dinners! I can't get over how fast you put them all together.
squishymommy1·
Renee....I havnt noticed any flavor reduction....but they also don't sit. We eat them immediately.
squishymommy1·
Kizzoo....I defrost them the day before in the fridge and then dump the entire thing into the crock pot. That's it.
squishymommy1·
They are 2 gallon freezer bags BJ, no preservatives.
squishymommy1·
Trixie...yup roughly. We are also a family of six so that adds to the cost as well.
deleted-user·
Wow. You sound like a great cook!
deleted-user·
Do you usually do this when you go away ?
That's awesome. I wish I was creative with meals
squishymommy1·
We just started doing this muffin....but it will be nice for the husband when I'm out of town to have a bunch of freezer meals
deleted-user·
Sigh. I need a freezer - other than the tiny overstuffed one in my fridge!
deleted-user·
This is awesome.