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Tips for Freezing Casseroles

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With our little girl due to be born in just 10 weeks, I’m starting to freeze meals to help us make it through the postpartum period.

My husband and I love casseroles, so I’m assembling a number of these. I’m drawing on my previous experience and suggestions in a decades-old Better Homes and Gardens Cook Book to make sure these casseroles taste great when I thaw and bake them.

Tips for Freezing Casseroles | A few simple strategies make sure your casseroles taste great after they’ve been frozen. Remember these strategies with the help of this handy tip sheet.

(Click on the image to view and download a larger, printable version of the tips.)

What additional tips can you share? What’s your favorite casserole to freeze?

Shared on the following link-ups:

Thrifty Thursday, Whatever Goes Wednesday, Works for Me Wednesday, Titus 2sday, One Project at a Time, Homemade Tuesdays, Frugal Crafty Home, Living Proverbs 31 & Making Your Home Sing.




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