prego update

[Guest guest]

Hi Denise:

 

Your are almost there, Juniper will be here before you know it. Try to get

as much rest as you can now.

 

I suggest pasta sauces, and some baked pasta dishes, you can also freeze Mac

and Cheese, and soups and chiles.

 

Gayle

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello all. Things have been really busy and hectic for me lately and I

haven't had any time for this group at all. I'm pretty behind on the

posts and just scan on the site for recipes that might work to freeze.

 

Last week my boss told us that she had accepted another job, although

she gave " two weeks notice " the company asked her for Feb 10 to be her

last day. So, with me about to go on maternity leave, things have been

pretty busy as I really need to make sure that everything is in line

and up to date. Before I wasn't worried because I knew Deb could do it

if I didn't get it done, but now there is no one else. YIKES!

 

I've just got everything crossed off my to-do list at work and now

maybe I'll have some energy to work on my home to-do list. We haven't

got as many meals in the freezer as we'd like, so I'm hoping to do

some cooking over the weekend. I'd like to make some lentil loaves and

some mini shepherd pies. James has already made enchiladas. Any other

ideas for good freezer food?

 

To tell the truth I haven't been in a cooking mood at all and James

has been taking care of me. I've just been so pooped after work that

it's not until 9pm that I'm getting any energy, so then I just empty

or load the dishwasher.

 

Oh, boy, am I READY to have this baby! Could be any day now (actual

" due date " is Feb 25), let's hope it's not too much longer!

 

Denise

[Guest guest]

Nice to read your update. Get plenty of rest, you only have a matter

of days left.

I think various pasta sauces and thick pea or lentil soups are good

for the freezer.

Have you looked in the casserole folder, I'll bet there are some in

there that would freeze well.

Isis

 

 

, " organic_homestead "

<organic_homestead wrote:

>

> Hello all. Things have been really busy and hectic for me lately

and I

> haven't had any time for this group at all. I'm pretty behind on the

> posts and just scan on the site for recipes that might work to

freeze.

>

> Last week my boss told us that she had accepted another job,

although

> she gave " two weeks notice " the company asked her for Feb 10 to be

her

> last day. So, with me about to go on maternity leave, things have

been

> pretty busy as I really need to make sure that everything is in line

> and up to date. Before I wasn't worried because I knew Deb could do

it

> if I didn't get it done, but now there is no one else. YIKES!

>

> I've just got everything crossed off my to-do list at work and now

> maybe I'll have some energy to work on my home to-do list. We

haven't

> got as many meals in the freezer as we'd like, so I'm hoping to do

> some cooking over the weekend. I'd like to make some lentil loaves

and

> some mini shepherd pies. James has already made enchiladas. Any

other

> ideas for good freezer food?

>

> To tell the truth I haven't been in a cooking mood at all and James

> has been taking care of me. I've just been so pooped after work that

> it's not until 9pm that I'm getting any energy, so then I just empty

> or load the dishwasher.

>

> Oh, boy, am I READY to have this baby! Could be any day now (actual

> " due date " is Feb 25), let's hope it's not too much longer!

>

> Denise

>

[Guest guest]

Denise - the sweet potato burritos I just posted the other day freeze

well. I'm glad you got the work stuff done, and hope you get a nice

surge of energy to finish all you'd like to before Juniper shows up...

I'll be praying for you!

[Guest guest]

Is Juniper your little one to be's name? How cute! Best wishes! I

have frozen broth soups (not cream based) with success in individual or

double portion sized.

melissa p