Freezing lasagna?

[DorisShutt]

Firstly can you?

Secondly, what do you freeze it in? I have a lasagna dish; it's also my fish pie, pasta bake, shepherds pie etc dish - freezing it isn't an option!

I'd love to make a few and freeze them so I can look like a domestic goddess on the days I work

[notapizzaeater]

Yes you can - I freeze it all the time. I use the clear plastic "Chinese/Indian containers" and either microwave in these or put it back ino the original container to oven heat.

[SpottyTeacakes]

I do.

Sliced (or chopped? ) into portions in those Chinese containers then I just microwave it

[susiedaisy]

Yes you can I have been doing this fir years I cut it into individual portions and either pop it in a freezer bag or a plastic container, I try to use it up within around 6 weeks after freezing though otherwise I find it starts to get freezer burnt!

[DorisShutt]

Hmm, sounds doable.

I was thinking about maybe getting a bit foil version, but dividing into Chinese cartons sounds more sensible; and faster for eating.

And actually, I have a huge casserole, so I could make a double load an then divide and freeze half.

Thanks everyone

[SpottyTeacakes]

I make mini cottage pies in the foil ones. It's all dd and dp lived on when I was in hospital with ds!

[DorisShutt]

Oooh - never thought about using the foil versions for the oven.

At this rate I'll be a proper grown up very soon if you ignore the hovel I live in

[Yonihadtoask]

The foil cartons are good.

Assemble and freeze before cooking.

It tastes better than if made, cooked and eaten on the day