Ingredients
- 1 yellow oniondiced
- 1lb carrotspeeled and cut into bite-sized pieces
- 1/2bunch kalewashed and sliced (about 2.5 oz)
- 1can (15oz per can) cannellini beanswashed and drained
- 1packet Italian salad dressing
- 1lb ground turkey
- 64oz chicken broth (not needed until day of cooking)8 cups
Materials
To Freeze and Cook Later
- Label your freezer bag with the name of the recipe, cooking instructions, and “use-by” date.
- Add all ingredients except broth to your freezer bag.
- Remove as much air as possible, seal, and freeze.
To Cook
- Add broth and cook on "low" setting for 8 hours or until carrots are soft.
Is there a way to pick out meals from different groups and get one shopping list??
not sure if there’s an easier way, i look through the recipe books, then search it up in the search button and add it to my shopping cart.
Can’t stand kale! How would spinach be as a substitute?
Sounds good to me!
I swap out spinach with kale a lot. I add the spinach at the end and just stir until the spinach is wilted. A lot of my culinary students who hated spinach now like it when it is cooked this way.
hi !! love your recipes !! no fancy ingredients I never heard of lol thats the kind of recipes I like !! can I put frozen chicken breast in my bag after the veggies or does it have to be fresh ! right now I want to use what I have in the freezer !! with Christmas coming up do yu have any Turkey soup recipes so I can use up my turkey leftovers !! Thanks
I’m making this recipe today. Can you please tell me where the label is for it?
Thanks
Cher
As a new member I wish each label was attached to the recipe so that when you printed the recipe you could also print the label instead of searching for it or having to write a label. Some I can find but it’s kind of a pain to have to spend the time searching for the labels via the cookbook pdfs etc 🙂
Also a new member. After using other apps that import the shopping list into instacart, this is challenging. Also, I can’t edit the shopping list to add/chage items or adjust quantities. Sorry, it just feels like I’m stepping back in time a little bit in terms of ease of use.
How long would you cook this one in the instant pot?
where did you get the labels you for the freezer bags?
Hello –
Sounds delicious! I would like to know how to find the label as well. Thank you!
Kelly has said that providing labels to print with each meal is something they’re hoping to implement. In the meantime, I just take a large address label, write the name of the meal, the “use by” date, slap it on the bag, and freeze. I created a “Family Freezer Meal Folder” containing all the recipes I’ve cooked so far. When I want to cook a freezer meal, I just refer to the cooking instructions there. Even my kids know the drill so they choose the meal they want from the freezer, defrost it in the sink for a bit, refer to our “Family Freezer Meal Folder” and get supper started!
Separate spices instead of “1 packet Italian salad dressing” would be preferable
Hi, just wondering if your freezer meals, in general, could be vacuum sealed instead of put in ziplocks?
I can’t figure out where to find labels
Kelly has said that providing labels to print with each meal is something they’re hoping to implement. In the meantime, I just take a large address label, write the name of the meal, the “use by” date, slap it on the bag, and freeze. I created a “Family Freezer Meal Folder” containing all the recipes I’ve cooked so far. When I want to cook a freezer meal, I just refer to the cooking instructions there. Even my kids know the drill so they choose the meal they want from the freezer, defrost it in the sink for a bit, refer to our “Family Freezer Meal Folder” and get supper started!