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Old 03-25-2008, 10:34 AM   #1
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Does anyone stock up their with meals and goodies so you don't have to heat up your oven in the summer? It seems it would be a good time to start doing it. But where would you start?
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Old 03-31-2008, 04:23 PM   #2
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I was thinking the same thing! Every year I do make a huge lasagna during the spring and freeze it in individual servings for a quick supper or lunch for dh...any other ideas would be great! With the cost of everything going up, the less I have to use the AC the better!
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Old 03-31-2008, 08:37 PM   #3
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I freeze meatloves,meatballs and salisbury steaks.(then I can just drop em in the ole crock pot)

I do alot of desserts to-I like to be able to just toss meats in a baggie of marinade for the grill-then shove dessert from the freezer to the fridge.
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Chili is always good to freeze. You can use it like plain old chili, or as filling for burritos, or as toppings for potatoes, rice, or hot dogs. Desserts is also a great idea.

May is always my stock-up time for everything in all areas of the house, because over the summer I spend most days home. Going out with my kids with just me is difficult for me, so i try to have every kind of food imaginable at home, ready to go.
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It's already hot here, but I don't want to run the a/c either!

I try to make meals only using the grill & microwave. I make rice & pasta in the microwave.

I even bake on the grill. Corn bread is really yummy! I use my cast iron or aluminum--just no non-stick stuff.

So, essentially, i fix the same types of things. I just use different method of heating.
Oh! And do cold meals--fresh summer veggies
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Seasoned meat to be used in taco salad, sloppy-joe meat, cooked chicken to be used in salads, chicken or pork for fajitas, sliced roast beef for sandwiches, cooked bacon slices for 7-layer salads or blt's. Pretty-much any meat I cook now, I'll make extra and freeze for a hot-weather meal starter.
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I also have a seal a meal and will seasone my chicken and meats and stuff and seal them with the rub...I love doing this cause it seems to really absorb the flavor that way and helps speed up summer meals on the grill.
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