food for the freezer

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We have purchased those " disposable " foil containers. Some come with

plastic lids, but we just cover with foil and wrap well. Why aren't

you successful at freezing potatoes? What happens to them?

 

Nope, nothing much happened over the weekend, but I can tell I'm

getting closer as I'm getting different sensations. Funny how Feb is

the shortest calendar month, but so far it's been an extremely long

month for us!

 

Mmmm, meatball sandwich sounds good! Thanks for reminding me of one of

my own recipes! LOL! See, I have completely fallen out of my cooking mode.

 

Denise

 

, Donnalilacflower

<thelilacflower wrote:

>

>

> I kept thinking Juniper arrived over the weekend so

> when I saw your post just now I couldn't wait to open

> it up.

> Pretty soon.

> Does the shepherd's pie freeze well? I've never tried

> it since I don't seem to have good luck freezing

> potatoes.

> Any special way you wrap it up for the freezer?

> I know the bean patties and lentil loaves all freeze

> well. How about your Mambo Italiano non-meatballs?

> Those would be good, you could make meatball

> sandwiches with the pasta sauce.

>

> --- organic_homestead <organic_homestead

> wrote:

>

> > Hey Donna,

> > that white bean chili sounds good, I'll look it up.

> > I actually cheated on the pasta sauce, I ordered a

> > case of Newman's at

> > the last Food Buying Club order, and a case of diced

> > tomatoes.

> >

> > Ooh, good idea on the bean patties. James liked the

> > black bean patties

> > when I made them.

> >

> > I did make shepherd's pie last night. I made a big

> > batch and we had

> > some for dinner and then I put together two for the

> > freezer. I'm

> > hoping I'll have the energy after work tonight to

> > make the lentil loaves.

> >

> > When's that supposed " nesting " going to kick in? I

> > could do with a

> > flurry of energy right now!

> >

> > Denise