Having a prepared entree in your freezer is one of my favorite tips for meal takers. If your main dish is ready-to-go, putting the rest of the meal together is so easy!
These enchiladas freeze easily and you can double the recipe to make two, 9x9 pans.
Here are some other tips:
Use rotisserie chicken if you don’t want to cook chicken
Use ground beef as an alternative or double the beans for a veggie version
To make it gluten free, don’t use tortillas.Instead, put the filling directly in the 9x9 pan and top it with crushed tortilla chips.
Wrap the aluminium foil around the entire pan, sealing all of the edges, to keep it fresh in the freezer
Use a Sharpie to write the reheating directions on the foil before freezing. You will thank yourself later!
When taking these enchiladas to a friend, I like to add a bagged salad, fresh fruit, and mini cupcakes to add a little sweet ending to the meal.
Depending on the occasion, I may include a small plant in my delivery as well. I recently saw Trader Joe's carrying these adorable little bird planters. They are so cute!
Other entrees that freeze well are lasagna, ziti, and soups! You can find our 12 favorite freezer recipes in our recipe section.
Please send us your favorite freezer recipes! We’d love to give them a try!
Warmly,
Adina
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