Food prep containers

[gabybab 696]

I'm not much of a cooker and have been kind of winging it. I want to cook and freeze Protein dishes. Any recommendations for small freezer type dish to use? I tried and searched but nothing came up. Thank you!

[Mom_of_Chaos 545]

You can buy a sleeve of cylinder containers that are freezer safe that they use in delis and stuff on Amazon they come in small sizes as well.

[Goldn02Grl 148]

8 hours ago, gabybab said:

I'm not much of a cooker and have been kind of winging it. I want to cook and freeze Protein dishes. Any recommendations for small freezer type dish to use? I tried and searched but nothing came up. Thank you!

Never used them, but they have good reviews on Amazon: Sage Spoonfuls Big Batch Storage Set, 4 Ounce (Pack of 12)

[FluffyChix 17,418]

I just keep things simple. I grill 1-2 chicken breasts along with some other thing--often salmon and then just take off 2-3oz portions all week and nuke a quick veg and poof. Meals done! Or I make a turkey roll up, or do a quick 5 minute green Soup, etc...KISS.

[KCgirl061 1,533]

I just go to the container section at Walmart. The little plastic ones do okay in the freezer, but do crack if dropped.

[smiling.again.finally 8]

Depending on what you are looking to freeze the food saver system might be a good idea. I did a bunch of meals for hubby in single serve sizes while I am in my post op diet. I didn't cook the chicken/meat ahead of time but I did buy larger packs of chicken/steak and preseason/marinade them the shrunk them in single serve portions. I did the same with frozen veggies. Now he has about 3 weeks worth of meals that he can mix & match easily and not feel like he is sacrificing anything while I am not eating and there is no struggle to use/eat all the Protein before it goes bad. It is working out well enough that I may continue to do it once I am back on food.

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