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Marlene
November 14, 2014
There are always unbaked portioned pao de queija and chocolate cookies ready to bake
Elizabeth
November 7, 2014
I usually keep a premade quiche, throw it in the oven and it's good for any meal of the day.
Chris A.
November 7, 2014
Leftover bolognese sauce for a quick baked pasta for a crowd. Or a dip for breadsticks.
Debra W.
November 7, 2014
I keep homemade mini rhubarb breads, pumpkin breads, banana breads, etc and different sweet and savory homemade spreads! Always great with a cup of tea or coffee or even a glass of wine......
skramcooks
November 7, 2014
I keep puff pastry and pate sable so I can make quick caramelized onions and goats cheese tart (either pastry), ricotta, parmiggiano and tomato tart or chard (puff pastry), onions and garlic tart (pate sable). i also keep frozen berries - with whipping cream always in the fridge and meringues in the cupboards you can defrost and make an eton mess in less than 3 minutes.
Marie M.
November 7, 2014
A couple of bags of frozen Gyoza and Edemame. Either a great healthy snack or a quick dish to offer unexpected visitors.
DocLsk15
November 7, 2014
Frozen blueberries. Love making blueberry crisp, easy, quick, comfort food no matter the season.
marcellatp
November 6, 2014
cookie dough all portioned and ready to bake. Must try these cheese and jam bundles though, they sound delicious!
Camilla
November 6, 2014
I keep frozen whole wheat chocolate chip cookie dough from Kim Boyce's "Good to the Grain"!
J_McCrory
November 6, 2014
A few varieties of chicken sausage! They're easy to slice up when frozen and a great addition to soups, stirfrys, omlettes or just warmed and served with cheese and crackers! That, and a pound of good Irish butter for baking (or jazzing up some store bought scones/bread if I didn't have the time)!
Alexandra B.
November 6, 2014
Dumplings from the NYC Chinatown. They are so ridiculously cheap when you buy them frozen and they make great party snacks!
pamelalee
November 6, 2014
Pesto cubes, cooked grains, homemade piecrust discs, granola bars, browned sausage to add to vegetarian soups (for my husband, the meat-lover).
Jennifer
November 6, 2014
frozen bread dough, batches of precooked beans (from dry). and now - phylo dough!
aargersi
November 6, 2014
Lots of pesto from garden basil. Chicken feet (just kidding on the entertaining part but I DO have them in my freezer right now!)
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