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First time taking someone a meal - advice please!
A friend just had her 2nd baby (she has a 2 year old as well). I'm going to visit her Wednesday morning and want to take her a meal. I'm planning on making Chicken Noodle Casserole.
I've never actually done this before, so I'm wondering on the fine details of this! I'd like to make this tomorrow - do I completely bake it, then refrigerate it and take it to her on Wednesday morning as is? Do I bake it, freeze it, then take it to her? Do I assemble it but not bake it? What would you do?
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Re: First time taking someone a meal - advice please!
If I am bringing someone dinner, I always make sure to cook it all the way through and then keep it in the fridge (once it has cooled a bit) That way the family can decide whether they want to microwave smaller portions or reheat the whole dish. They could also opt to freeze it if they'd like.
ETA: I also try to send it in a container that they can toss or keep. That way they do not need to worry about who owns which container if they're receiving a lot of food.