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Customer Reviews for: Fix, Freeze, Feast: More than 125 recipes to prepare in bulk and by the serving

Rating 5 out of 5 - This cookbook has made my life easier!
This book has helped make our week night dinner prep much easier. I've tried the meal preparation services such as Super Suppers and those are great, but I don't have much time to get there and I know I can do the same thing more cheaply at home. I recently went back to work after having my second baby and the time we have for cooking dinner at night is very limited. All the recipes I've tried so far in this book are very easy and delicious. My family loves the honey-glazed chicken thighs and the asian chicken. I also like the very detailed instructions on how to thaw and heat the dinners. They even include them in the back of the book so you can easily make copies and attach them to your freezer packages if you wish. I highly recommend this book if you want to save time and money while still making delicious dinners!

Rating 4 out of 5 - New concept for weeknight meals
The meals we've tried have been very well received. Only wish there had been some pictures of the finished dishes.

Rating 5 out of 5 - Great!
I will endorse this book. I have a 2 sided list of recipes that I would like to try. If you are a smaller family such as ours (2 adults, 2 kids) then it is easy to scale the recipes down just to try them out. I used the honey chicken thighs recipe recently when my MIL was over from Scotland. She asked me for the recipe and I provided it(I plan to buy her a copy of this book for a gift). I have balsamic/raspberry chicken breasts in the freezer now, they will be pan cooked after thawing. The jerk pork T loin was great, butterflying it was the way to go. Also utilized a 2 steak marinades for a cookout, everyone loved them. Some recipes are easy to tailor according to your own inspiration, buy the book. Thanks to the author for her hard work!

Rating 5 out of 5 - This one is top-notch
I got this out of the library on an inter-library loan. Since my library doesn't have it in stock, I may have to buy it!
Important: 1) The recipes are easy to make. Yes, you still have to cut up your meat and vegetables, but nothing is complicated. 2) Everything is (or sounds) flavorful. Even the "strange" recipes will probably be kid-friendly once they take a taste. 3) The food is made with mostly easy-to-find ingredients, and I live in rural America. The author talks about buying at a warehouse. I don't have a warehouse store near me, but this is still workable. So far, I haven't found a recipe that does not freeze and reheat well.
You're not locked in to an 8-or-10 hour cooking session. You can easily fix one recipe or two a week, and have a freezer full of variety without even trying. But another reader suggested forming a supper club with friends, and I have to say that is an outstanding idea.
This rates right up there with my heretofore favorite Don't Panic -- Dinner's in the Freezer.
This is a good one, folks. Really.
NOTE: I couldn't wait. I bought this book within hours after originally writing this review. It came bundled with my other library fave, Don't Panic: Dinner's In the Freezer.

Rating 5 out of 5 - Like those Supper Super Places
My wife did one of those Supper Supper events with some friends last month and it really made my life easy (I do all the cooking.) It was just great pulling out a meal to defrost the night before and not having to hassle with thinking about what to cook the next day. So, after finishing off that set of meals I decided to get a couple books using this prep and freezer method. This book is definitely the best of the bunch and really has some great marinades and the technique is similar to the prep and freeze places you find around town, but saves you about 40-50% since you can do it yourself and buying the ingredients isn't too bad since I already had a fully stocked kitchen that only needed a few small things for the marinades and picked up some meats and a bulk thing of chopped garlic from Costco. All in all, it took me about 2 hours to prepare 6 recipes where I doubled each one, making 12 meals for the coming month. I find this approach very cost effective and time effective as I still do a lot of cooked meals without the freezer method, but this mixes it up and gives me some recipes I probably would not have done using a day to day method instead of the bulk prep approach. A couple standouts from the book are Blackjack Steak (molasses, balsamic vinegar marinated flank steak) and a basil-vinaigrette pork chop recipe. There are several chicken recipes too that I have yet to try that I made - including a great smelling asian chicken recipe I'll make this week.

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