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Old 03-12-2010, 10:26 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Meph View Post
For certain meals, say a stir fry w/ peppers, rice, shredded steak or chicken, etc. I will make a very large batch. And immediately after cooking while it's still hot separate them into a proper portion and put them in lock-lid containers. Toss those in the fridge this way and they will taste moist/fresh for a much longer period of time.

Whereas normally if you cook something, eat your meal, let it sit there for a while and then package it up they tend to dry out and not taste as good for a leftover. But if packed away just after cooking the flavor is still there.

I get to make large quantities to save money this way, and it allows me to have "pre-made" meals to save me a lot of time. Instead of constantly preparing and cooking food every day, I do it once for about 3-4 days time.
This is good advice, also keeps you from overindulging. Might take a while to get the portion size right. I try to actually separate ingredients a bit too, since I always end up having to toss whole meals because one ingredient soured the whole dish up. Especially stir fry dishes.
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