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I post often about freezer meals for families on my website and social media, so today it’s time for the play-by-play of how I make sure I use it all. Because I know how easily our freezers can become the place where well-intentioned food dies a slow death… it is so easy to forget what is there!
To help you waste less food, save some money on feeding your family, and make quicker work of getting meals onto the table, here’s exactly how I manage my freezer stash.
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Also a quick note: I consider everything in my freezer to be my “freezer stash”. This includes frozen veggies, frozen fruit, and prepared frozen meals from the store— plus also homemade freezer meals or snacks I’ve frozen for future use.
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Hi! This is great information! This may be a silly question but is it ok to reheat the frozen food directly from the freezer in the microwave or do I need to thaw it out first before reheating?
You can put it in frozen, no issue!