Meal kits diy

DIY meal kits are the perfect way to meal prep especially if you HATE meal prepping!! Recreate those mail order meal kits in the comfort of your home!

Making your own meal kits can be an easy and affordable way to cook on a weeknight. The best part is you can tailor them to fit you.

This week, I have one recipe to share, and it is a winner. We all liked this dish so much that I wish I had doubled or even tripled the recipe so we had more leftovers. If you are unfamiliar with the BHH concept of DIY meal kits, please read this post first. The

I first started looking into meals in a bag after the wonderful year of 2020 and realizing that anything can happen.

Meal subscription boxes sure are convenient, but you can easily make them yourself. Check out these tips on How to Save Money by Making Your Own Meal Kits.

These are emergency meal kits to keep on hand so you can always feel prepared during a stressful situation. Just kep them in the back of your pantry.

Here's a comprehensive list of bags to dishes meals, meaning bags of meals you can stash in the pantry to turn into a meal when busy.

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Taco Soup If your micro pantry has cans and cans of kidney beans, this is a good meal kit to put together to help them move off the shelves. Meal Kit Tips Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits. Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters. Use clear plastic bags to group the items together. Print simple instructions for how to prepare the meal. Click here for PDF printable. TACO SOUP Two cans of…

Imagine having shelf stable ingredients needed to make a meal for your family. . .that's what meals in a bag are.

Food should be one of the first considerations when planning for an emergency. The military uses MREs, but these and other retail backpacking and survival

I wish I was better at menu planning, but I haven’t found the right system for me yet....

For over a year, I eyed meal delivery kits with interest. The concept seemed pretty perfect. With the click of the mouse, ingredients for chef-created meals would arrive on our doorstep every week. Cooking has never been my gift, and I enjoy grocery shopping about as much as I like watching televised golf. In

A few years ago when I was in Nursing School and homeschooling my children, we survived the demanding schedule with homemade freezer meals. Each month, I'd spend one really long day cooking and prepping 30 meals, then we'd freeze them. It made dinner time so much easier! There was one serious drawback though- when our freezer unexpectedly died one year, we lost a big investment of food (to this day I still feel a gut-wrenching sensation when I remember throwing away almost a QUARTER OF A…

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Chicken Casserole Boxed macaroni and cheese, with the powdered cheese packet, might sit on micro pantry shelves because it's best fixed with milk and butter. Here is a recipe that uses boxed macaroni and cheese but does not call for milk or butter. This makes a good sized meal and refrigerates well. Meal Kit Tips Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits. Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters…

30 fantastic and unique ideas for meals that travel well to a friend's house when she needs a little extra help. Perfect for new babies, health challenges, and church dinner groups!

These Pantry meal kits didn’t disappoint. Essential shelf-stable ingredients, perfect for college students, bring camping, 72 hr kits, emergency food storage, and a meal to add to your weekly…

Folks’ thoughts turn to casseroles when they think of frozen meals. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good casserole, but you do your freezer and yourself a disservice if you limit your options to lasagnas, enchiladas, and noodle bakes, as good as they may be. With six children ranging in age, personality, and culinary maturity, I’ve found that I need to think outside the 9×13-inch baking dish if I’m going to put a meal on the table that we’ll all enjoy.

Shelf stable meals are awesome to have on hand for everyday cooking but also for your short-term prepper pantry.

I find myself looking for easy, homemade meals that I can quickly make for my family which led me to make meals in bags.

These DIY Just Crack an Egg Cups are a homemade version of the store bought cups. The nutrition is better than store bought and they're just pennies to make! Perfect for meal prep–you can make a bunch of egg scramble kits at once and freeze them, then simply crack an egg into the ingredients and microwave for a quick breakfast!