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Healthy Freezable Meals?

littlebiglittlesmall1
littlebiglittlesmall1 Posts: 4 Member
edited November 2024 in Recipes
Hi everyone,
I am in my final year at university and am trying to be really health (low calorie etc) but I dont really have the funds or time to do this everyday. So my aim is to batch cook healthy meals which can be frozen!
So far I have done chilli con quorn (196 calories per portion), low fat cottage pie, low fat lasagne, bolognaise ... all using quorn (I am not a vegetarian but quorn is cheaper, lower in fat and I am less likely to give myself food poisoning!)

Does anyone have any other ideas?

Replies

  • Soup! :) I'm forever making batches of soup and freezing them, plus the possibilities are endless for flavours, and veg are pretty cheap :D
  • marylou1976
    marylou1976 Posts: 106 Member
    I'd of suggested all of the above, also soup's and curry, I batch cook all the time but cannot for the life of me think what's in the freezer right now!!!
  • Naughtybiscuit
    Naughtybiscuit Posts: 71 Member
    I make bean chilli - tin of Mexican beans, tin of lentils, tin of tomatoes, packet of chilli mix (all from Asda!) and you just whack it all in a pan and cook until the sauce thickens a bit. Costs about £2.50 and I divide it into 6 so it works out at 170 cals a portion.

    Makes a nice change from quorn anyway :)
  • oh that sounds lovely! will definately try that one! x
  • modernmom70
    modernmom70 Posts: 373 Member
    I cook up a big batch of chicken breast every week and freeze. My lunch everyday is spinach salad w/the chicken, feta cheese and balsamic dressing.
    I also boil up eggs to have ready for breakfast..
    Soup is always a good choice too.
  • dma1988
    dma1988 Posts: 7
    Check out this web site...she tests all the recipes for freezing. http://onceamonthmom.com/
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