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Marc Jacobs

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Cooking ahead and freezing.
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So, I've been looking into those places where you assemble your food in their kitchens, then take it home and freeze. But, they do not have a lot of vegetarian options so I was thinking of cooking a ton at home then freezing.

Do any of you have any tips to make it go smoother? I'm not even sure what I would store everything in. I was considering disposable, but I feel irresponsible using too much disposable stuff.

Any thoughts?

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Chanel

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I'm not a big one for freezing. When I cook a mess of something, like soup or chili, if it's good, we keep eating it happily as long as it holds out. When it's not so good, and we don't want to finish it, freezing it doesn't seem all that fruitful. It won't improve in the freezer.

That said, I generally use plastic containers that I've saved from things like salsa or hummus or margarine. Sometimes even the takeout places give you decent containers that will do fine in the freezer.

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Hermes

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Depending on what it is, I use tupperware or even just put it in a freezer bag! If you freeze stuff flat in a freezer bag (kind of spread out), once its frozen you can tip it up vertically and it takes up less space too. Either can be washed and reused. Chinese coup containers work pretty well too.

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