20 Make & Freeze Meals… 350 Calories or Less!
To Freeze – First things first: Divvy up the food into equal servings using containers that are freezer safe and microwave friendly. (Choose containers a little larger than the food itself, since it expands when it freezes.) Next, let it cool completely so the food already in your freezer doesn’t start to thaw from the heat, and seal it up. HG tip: Label containers with the date and the contents!
To Reheat – If possible, thaw your food in the fridge overnight. This way, all you’ll have to do is remove or vent the lid and microwave for a few minutes! If you didn’t thaw the food in advance, no worries: Just remove/vent the lid and use the defrost setting on your microwave, checking and stirring it every minute or two.
Soups, Stews & Chilis
Some are so low in calories, you can easily have TWO servings as a meal…
Casseroles
Because who doesn’t love a good casserole? These are loaded with veggies and protein… One of my favorite combos!
Chew on this:
Today, October 15th, is National Mushroom Day. We're throwing it back to a classic — who doesn't love a giant mushroom stuffed with pizza toppings?
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