I should do this so future me can have lasagna without having to make it.Assemble it, freeze it while the other one cooks, and don't tell those monsters it's there
The frozen ones you buy aren't melty yet. You just pop it in the oven for an hour, hour-fifteen (depending on how thick...) just like a bought one.
You're probably right about the freezing. I once made chicken noodle soup and froze it, only to discover that the noodles sucked up all the liquid and upon reheating there wasn't much broth left.
I'm bad with potato chips and sour cream type dip. Thanks for mentioning queso - I'm even worse with Fritos and cheese, bean, or a mix of both dip!
I saw you post about the lasagna earlier and thought, "I remember when she posted about making and freezing that!".
Get those little tiny 3/$1 packs of foil pans from the dollar store. It'll work great since it's just you. Then you can bake it each time- and not get the dried-out microwave shit going on.
oh heck, that's a great idea. I'm making my shopping list rn sothat's going on there.
I've been trying to do more all at once cooking to last throughout the week (or more) because sometimes i just don't wanna cook anything more complicated than a tv dinner but I don't actually want it to be a tv dinner cause those aren't usually very good.
I want to freeze all the things. But then I remember that our freezer is one of those next-to-useless freezer drawer on the bottom of the fridge deals. Do you have a standalone freezer?
DIY "tv dinners"!!! Make shit once, eat for lots later, TONS of things freeze well. Look on YT for freezer-meals... usually it's big-ass family sized, but you can totally scale it down- you're just seeing what freezes well, what to cook/not cook first....oh heck, that's a great idea. I'm making my shopping list rn sothat's going on there.
/me wanders off rambling about things no one asked.
I don't have anything. I don't own anything here. But there's a tiny chest freezer, but I usually just have space to use in the tiny little one on top of the fridge. And I lived in apartments for ages.... only tiny freezers then too. Just gotta get creative with organization.
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future you doesn't prepare the lasagne and doesn't even have to wash the pan afterwards? sheesh does future you have it easyoh heck, that's a great idea. I'm making my shopping list rn sothat's going on there.
/me wanders off rambling about things no one asked.
Future me has it made. Kinda jealous.
I also have incontinence problems.
