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how do I freeze mac and cheese?

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QueenSashy
QueenSashyJanuary 26, 2015
I prefer to freeze unbaked mac and cheese. I am very sensitive to the smell of foods from the freezer and in general prefer to freeze ingredients over the end product.
Nancy
NancyJanuary 24, 2015
To Judy Goldberg sub question, better to freeze unnamed or baked? AS long as the components are cooked once, about equal, with a slight pref for unbaked, so your dish is not overcooked.
maryGpastorek
maryGpastorekDecember 23, 2014
I always wait until its cool and put it into a freezer/oven safe dish that way when your ready to use you can defrost in the fridge and pop in the oven. You may need to add some milk before reheating so that it doesn't dry out.
Susan
SusanDecember 23, 2014
If freezing in single-serving sizes, I have found it very useful to wrap each piece in plastic wrap before shoving the lot in a large freezer bag. It cuts way down on freezer burn and makes is much easier to pull out one serving at a time.
Pegeen
PegeenDecember 21, 2014
If it has a bread crumb topping, freeze it without that. Add the topping before you put the casserole into the oven.
Nancy
NancyDecember 21, 2014
Or, in individual servings for easy use later.
Monita
MonitaDecember 21, 2014
Once you are done cooking it. Let it cool completely. Wrap in parchment lined foil and put in freezer. To re-heat, defrost in fridge first.
Judy,Goldberg
Judy,GoldbergJanuary 24, 2015
Is it better to freeze mac and cheese baked or unbaked? Thanks!
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