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Freezer meals

I figured since I wouldn't be eating regular meals with my family for at least 6 weeks (probably longer), and I am the one who cooks supper almost every night, I should probably prepare some freezer meals for my husband and the girls.  I did a lot of research and spent a good chunk of money to prepare some tasty stuff for them.  I only remembered to take pictures of some of them

Philly Cheesesteak casserole

Pepperoni pizza casserole

Baked spaghetti, Baked ziti, Adult tuna noodle casserole

Taco casserole

Not pictured:

  • Turkey and swiss on Hawaiian rolls
  • Chicken spaghetti
  • Ham and cheese potato bake

Things I am still considering making

  • Alfredo
  • Buffalo chicken wontons

Each of these meals will AT LEAST cover 2 days but will probably do 3 or more.  I also got him frozen lasagna, hamburger helper, fish sticks, frozen pizza, and chicken patties.  I made sure there was cereal, pop tarts, romen noodles, mac and cheese, and spaghettios in the house so that all of Gracie's favorites were here and lunches were easy for Josh also.  No, this is not a healthy post and all this food is SHIT but my only goals here were to make sure they had something to eat and that is was easy on him....SUCCESS...I think.  If he can follow the directions on the outside of my frozen meals and remember to thaw each meal, it should be easy.

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