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I freeze heaps of leftovers. Use a permanent texta/marker in black to write on the bags before they are filled in future.
For bags that will be used for other things - I used good old sticky tape.
For a removable sticker I fold the end under for 1/2 inch, then write the name of item on the tape while still on the dispenser. Pull tape from dispenser and apply to container or bag.
The folded over end makes for a pull-tab and removes easily when you are ready to take it off.
I write the names out a few minutes before smoothing on the containers as some times the ink doesn't dry quickly and it rubs off as you smooth the tape down.
Tape and ink do not like sticking to 'wet' aka already frozen containers and bags.
You have reminded me that I need to go empty out the stuff in my freezer to make it easier to use for real food.
Love the soup.
1941I do the same thing when I freeze pie pumpkins. Makes for easy storage.Takes up less space than tupperware dishes.
by pldc
13 Oct 2015
this is so true Lynn, I wish that I had known this before.........but I will do this way now so much less space lost. ~hugs~
51302Great tip my neighbor freezes Raspberries on a cookie sheet then when there frozen she bags a couple cups .Hope to try that next year if my bush's grow lol Isn;t fall fun??hugs
by pldc
13 Oct 2015
yes it is my favorite time of year! I just love all the colours every where, so pretty ~hugs~
360401Looks yummy..you are so very ambitious, too!
by pldc
13 Oct 2015
Kim it's nice to get it done while the veggies are in season, thanks so very much ~hugs~
313835Mmmmm, you are going to have a wonderful and tasty winter with all of the goodies you have been making. Great tip with the baggies too. I'll have to try this.
168893your squash soup looks wonderful, I taught my DH to make pumpkin soup last winter but like you I use to freeze in containers will have to show him this way. I have always frozen my mince (I think you call it ground beef) flat like this so doesn't take long to defrost never thought about my soups.. Marian
45917Looks wonderful and using all the stock from holiday cooking adds wonderful flavor too. If you ever have left over broth you can freeze it in an ice cube tray and once frozen put them into a zip lock bag so that during the times of year you are not cooking up holiday quantities you can pull out just the few ice cubes you need to gain that holiday flavor anytime of year. Freezing in quart sized bags is one of my favorite ways to help keep the freezer organized. Thank you for sharing your beautiful soup and freezer storage ideas. Hope your holiday was extra special.
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253107You keep this up and I will move close to you.
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173580I'll put my order in for 2 packages please! These look and will be yummy! lol hugs.
by pldc
edited 12 Oct 2015
oh Leaha this is so very good. I am lactose intolerant so to have this & be so creamy & dairy free to me is the best soup I could have & I really like it. I could eat it every day all winter long! mmm...... maybe I need to make some more so it will last me all winter long? 59 packs is only 2 months & winter last so much longer then that LOL ~hugs~
35301OH my, it's so yellow it looks like primary school paint! Label the shelf!
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