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can you freeze
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Limbs wrote:
already cooked foods? so that you'd have homemade microwaveable meals in the freezer

does this work, i don't have the energy to cook multiple times per week and i'm out of money once again so i can't buy what i normally eat
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Nerevarine wrote:
yes it's a good idea actually, i do it with lasagna all the time! it doesn't taste as good as when its fresh ofc. but if its homecooked that's a nice alternative to the stuff you'd get at the market
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Date: 11-10-2021 21:42
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Rotte wrote:
Yes, my family used to do that alot with left overs
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Date: 11-10-2021 21:47
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thecellabration wrote:
yes! not everything works super well but even when they don't it's usually like. fine. still rly good when you don't wanna cook
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ouch wrote:
Yes but its better to undercook it a bit I guess so it doesn't get all mushy when reheated
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Date: 11-10-2021 21:53
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Melody wrote:
yea but remember to let it cool down first
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kagura wrote:
.. is this something people doesn't do 
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Sylvan wrote:
yes, it's perfectly okay for the majority of dishes. Some may change the texture a bit, but most will taste fine.
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Melody wrote:
kagura wrote:
.. is this something people doesn't do 
i don't bc i only cook as much as i eat in one or two go's oop
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:04
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kagura wrote:
brunhilde wrote:
kagura wrote:
.. is this something people doesn't do 
i don't bc i only cook as much as i eat in one or two go's oop
same because i don't own freezer but yeah 
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Busy wrote:
ya this is literally just meal prepping, you're good to go. searching that term would yield you a lot of good tips on what types of foods freeze better than others, as well as tips to keep them fresher longer
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Limbs wrote:
ouch wrote:
Yes but its better to undercook it a bit I guess so it doesn't get all mushy when reheated
o yea good point
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:35
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Potion wrote:
yea

wok, lasagna, pizza, stews, etc are great for freezing
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:50
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ouch wrote:
Potion wrote:
yea

wok, lasagna, pizza, stews, etc are great for freezing
Wok is so bad for freezing tbh but the other ones r ok , tho I would undercook the pizza 
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Limbs wrote:
Potion wrote:
yea

wok, lasagna, pizza, stews, etc are great for freezing
omg wait i didn't even think of this
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Potion wrote:
ouch wrote:
Potion wrote:
yea

wok, lasagna, pizza, stews, etc are great for freezing
Wok is so bad for freezing tbh but the other ones r ok , tho I would undercook the pizza
the trick for wok is first microwave, then quick fry in the pan

pizza - first in the oven to get it crisp, the the micro to get the cheese cheesy
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