"Meals in bags" have kept my Parents out of a nursing home, and able to live in their home until I was able to retire and care for them myself. I would make them up, put them in their freezer, and THEY didn't have to worry to cook things thru, or burn anything. Microwave meals saved me! Think outside the box... Or bag as it were... 😉
Doing the same thing now. Cooked them a brisket and packaged it in small bags and froze. Did ribs last week and delivering tomorrow. I have to do bigger batches cause they live 7 hours away.
@@cathydorie1887 Cathy .. it's so timely that you responded to my comment, because I'll have to say this: I've been caring for my parents now for about 2 years... They do have short term memory issues, getting worse it seems weekly.. however, My mom is a great baker, and at 90 years old, STILL loves to bake. Yesterday, we made chocolate chip cookies, where WE BOTH left out the crushed nuts, and a pumpkin pie, where we both left out the sugar!! I'm losing my mind right alone with my mom! I guess it's like when the kids are small, and you speak child talk all day, and a friend pops by, and you talk baby talk to your friend!... I am thankful right now for the internet, just so I can communicate with adults who keep my mind sharp! By the way, I've just seen in the food stores, freezer containers for meals for 1 to 2 people that are microwavable! That's better than what was available to me a couple years ago! Thanks for responding!
I was hooked when I saw one of your meals in bags videos by accident. Since then you have taught me how to pressure can and water bath can. You helped me feed my family through the pandemic shut down and I’ve met your lovely sisters. Thank you for everything you do. ❤
That's how I found RoseRed. I love her and Jim so very much for the very exact reasons. Just the way she teaches is so for me because I'm such a visual learner. I've learned so much from Pam & Jim and forever grateful to infinity and beyond.
I live in my RV this seems like the perfect solution for limited space and carrying around so many ingredients. Also no fridge. Thanks 🙏 it’s a great idea.
The different colored bowls brought tears to my eyes. When were kids, we never had matching dishes. My mother would pick them up from thrift stores & we would get to choose our dishes. That would be our plate from then on. Mine was as pretty flowers one. It brings back such great memories!
Thank you so much for another wonderful " meals in bags " recipe. My husband and I love these for busy nights and I love to take them when we visit our son in Virginia. He's single and has a stressful job. I love bringing him meals that are easy as 1, 2, 3 he can grab after a busy day at work. Please keep them coming! Love your channel❤
I just put this video on hold for 5 minutes, ran to the basement and grabbed a jar of my homecanned beef and a jar of my homecanned stewed tomatoes. Got a small packet of my frozen green pepppers out of the freezer and sprinkled in some of my homemade dry minced onions, along with a cup of macaroni. A few shakes of the salt and pepper shaker and 1/2 tsp. of Italian seasoning and my supper will be ready in 20 minutes. Thank you It's not the exact thing that you did; but I utilized the ingredients that I put away.
You just have me a good idea for when SHTF. Having a few humble versions of these to hand out to loved ones or a few trusted neighbors within safe limits may be a compassionate option, without announcing to the world that you have stockpile. Or to give when there is a new baby, family illness or seniors that could use a little kindness.
Thank you for more meals in bags videos! I use binder clips on the top of my bags, and you don't even have to mess with those staples. They don't tear the bags, and they are reusable. I put freeze dried cheese in there for the top. You could use cheese powder, too. I also love using the "chili ready" tomatoes. They add a lot more flavor with the cumin and extra spices. We love your bag meals!!
Loved the video, Jim and Pam! I think as we get older, making these bags up, when we are having a good day, will be so helpful. Then when the days come that you are feeling awful, or too busy, you have a meal ready to go. Thanks again!
This looks tasty! I just put together 45 meals in bags over the weekend! It took me 3 weeks to pressure can meats and soup mixes and dehydrate some of the components. It was fun, and I feel so accomplished!
@@liliani1778 Pick up the book "Meals in a Jar" by Julie Languille. I have made chicken noodle soup, chicken and rice soup, pork carnitas, chipotle chicken soup, beef with barley soups, etc.
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you. I’ve learned so much. Between dehydrating, gardening, canning, and food storage…I’m set. Nothing goes to waste anymore. I even diy composted last year in a regular trash can and had beautiful soil to help fill container garden this year. Soil is so expensive now. Every little bit of self sufficiency is helpful. Cool weather plant starts are in and seedlings are coming along nicely. It’s going to be a good year. Other than perfecting skills, the only thing I’m going to work on this year is water and a diy water filtration. I do have the camping ones for filtration as backup. The home canned ground beef is phenomenal. My mom got sick and I whipped her up a pot of chili so quickly with the ground beef and my home canned chili beans. She said it was probably some of the best chili she ever had. She’s now raiding my pantry more and more, 😂.
I love this idea so much!... I just worry so much about eating food that I’ve preserved, mind BLOWN that the meat was four years old! 😳 I once canned 24 jars of garden fresh tomatoes.....but never ate one. Threw it all away because I was worried perhaps I made a mistake and might be feeding my family spoiled food. Your videos just amaze me! Love watching them and you are SUCH an excellent educator!
I really enjoyed this video and would love to see more of them. Both Meal in Bags and Cooking for Two are things I am interested in. Thank you both for all you do for us each and every week. It's always great to see a new video has dropped.
You have schooled me well. Because I have every single thing in my home including canned beef dehydrated onions and a mylar bag everything. I'm going on a family road trip soon. Health is wealth. ❤
Going to do this RIGHT NOW! What an easy peasy one! And I agree with you Pam, 50 is a good number for two people for a 3-4 week period of Dinner meals. One can then do the same with bagged Breakfast meals, and if you choose, lunches. Husband and I do two big meals and find them sufficient in an SHTF type situation. I love the ability to make our own MRE meals. Thank You for doing these types of informative videos. You and Jim so inspire us to be responsible for our own care in the long term.
Thank you Pam Beefy Macaroni looks delicious. I made Stewed tomatoes and Macaroni from my pantry along with fresh mushrooms, celery and crispy bacon. Which all could be dehydrated and or freeze dried. But not today. Quick and easy.
you two are amazing. You have shown me so many shortcuts and helped me so much. The chili started I canned was great and so easy. Now when I want chili just open 2 jars. Like I said amazing.
I have beefy noodles,taco soup, white chicken chili, goulash, sausage and gravy with biscuits, rainbow soup, taco skillet, Turkey stuffing casserole, funeral potatoes, scalloped potatoes with ham, etc. love meal in a bag meals for days I have a migraine
What a good idea! I am going to put together some to have for my husbands upcoming hip replacement surgery , I may have my hands full and this may really help me out. Thank you.
Packing these meals in bags seems like an excellent idea as gifts, care packs for others, or if you are extremely busy all the time. I'm glad I am retired without a big workload of things to do so I just grab things from my big pantry or freezer. I'm not yet convinced that all the prep time taken in assembling ingredients to put in bags saves much time in the long run. I vacuum seal in bags, vacuum seal my dehydrated things in jars, and freeze foods already. It takes me the same time to throw together a meal in a skillet just by getting things from the cupboard as needed along with individual meat like the ground beef patties I formed and vacuum-packed in small bags and froze. My Panasonic microwave thaws meat perfectly and meat gets browned in a pan along with seasonings and all of the other things added then left for about 10 more minutes to cook. Great idea for those who find this method more convenient though. Different things work for different people and it is good to learn them all.
I think you are right about not saving time over all. However, it redistributes when you spend that time, and for some like me, that is an important consideration.
@@RoseRedHomestead I don't know where you find the energy! You two keep up with your Channels, garden, harvest the produce, and then preserve it all! I need a nap now just thinking about all you do.😊
I'd probably add a jar of greenbeans to the bag. You could package the pasta in a jar, add a waxpaper packet of spices in, and then vacuum seal. Great idea on the beefy macaroni.
LOVE that Lodge combo cooker : ). It's super useful! Great for baking bread (using the skillet for the bread and the pot as the lid), great as a skillet, great as a pot or dutch oven.
Considering the amount of cans you seem to open for cooking demos, you might want to take a look at the OXO brand openers, they are very gentle on the hands and have a very smooth action. Also the vacuum pasta bag that you cut open, could you have reused it if you were able to open it closer to the seal and re package/vac more pasta in it for the next pasta meal?
Awwww, Jim and Pam, you all are my kind of folks! Seriously! I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE these kinds of things because when you have what feels like a zillion projects going on, oh my gosh, these are such time savers! Bless you all! 😙
I love the meals in bags. I started making them when you showed them last year. They come in so handy when traveling. We can quickly pack as many bags as days that I choose to cook and bring them with us. Home cooked meals that are prepared like fast food! Thanks for sharing another one!
I love your meals in bags! Gives me so many ideas. I just dried some pasta sauce and plan on adding freeze dried burger and maybe freeze dry some spaghetti and put it all together to make meals. I did some sloppy joe sauce and love rehydrating that in boiling water and putting it over a slice of bread. I love getting ideas for other meals like this. I have a tendency to skip meals if I have to cook it. Especially in the summer.
I Love bagged meals! I have made one similar I call "Bag of Goulash " Same ingredients only I add canned corn & dehydrated red & green peppers. In some bags I put a small can of kidney beans to change it up. You always dress so nice. I especially love that blouse with your hair.🥰
I absolutely love these. I make these for the shut-ins at church and for folks under the weather. Also, meals in a jar. Thank you. God Bless an stay safe.
Sure couldn't be any easier!! Looks good. Thank you for sharing. I'm collecting Meals in a Jar and Meals in a Bag recipes. I really love using my home canned meats.
Thank you for another great meal idea! We'll have to try this one for sure. I can't wait for your bread book! Thank you for your dedication and commitment in educating with your videos.
When we had our 6th baby (back in the day, lol) the Relief Society brought over meals as usual with babies. One of the gals was on a meal-in-a-bag kick and it was AWESOME! She brought something very similar to this but had added corn and cheese. Loved it.
Hi Pam, just a thought, why not binder clip the bags shut instead of stapling them? That way there would be no worrying about tearing the bags. Really enjoying all you and Jim do on your channel. Since finding your channel, I’ve bought a pressure canner and have canned up a storm! Thanks for all your help.
Yummy! This sounds a lot like the goulash my mom used to make. Only difference is she would also add celery. Love the convenience of having everything in one bag. Looking forward to your next meal in a bag video! 👍🏻💖👍🏻
Thank you for sharing this Meal-In-A-Bag! I have been trying to think of some different ones besides Spaghetti and Pizza. This one is a winner! I'm glad y'all are finally getting some nice weather.
"Meals in bags" have kept my Parents out of a nursing home, and able to live in their home until I was able to retire and care for them myself. I would make them up, put them in their freezer, and THEY didn't have to worry to cook things thru, or burn anything. Microwave meals saved me! Think outside the box... Or bag as it were... 😉
Doing the same thing now. Cooked them a brisket and packaged it in small bags and froze. Did ribs last week and delivering tomorrow. I have to do bigger batches cause they live 7 hours away.
Wish I would have known about this with my mom. Will definitely be using it !
@@cathydorie1887
Cathy .. it's so timely that you responded to my comment, because I'll have to say this: I've been caring for my parents now for about 2 years... They do have short term memory issues, getting worse it seems weekly.. however, My mom is a great baker, and at 90 years old, STILL loves to bake. Yesterday, we made chocolate chip cookies, where WE BOTH left out the crushed nuts, and a pumpkin pie, where we both left out the sugar!! I'm losing my mind right alone with my mom! I guess it's like when the kids are small, and you speak child talk all day, and a friend pops by, and you talk baby talk to your friend!... I am thankful right now for the internet, just so I can communicate with adults who keep my mind sharp! By the way, I've just seen in the food stores, freezer containers for meals for 1 to 2 people that are microwavable! That's better than what was available to me a couple years ago! Thanks for responding!
I was hooked when I saw one of your meals in bags videos by accident. Since then you have taught me how to pressure can and water bath can. You helped me feed my family through the pandemic shut down and I’ve met your lovely sisters. Thank you for everything you do. ❤
That's how I found RoseRed. I love her and Jim so very much for the very exact reasons. Just the way she teaches is so for me because I'm such a visual learner. I've learned so much from Pam & Jim and forever grateful to infinity and beyond.
I live in my RV this seems like the perfect solution for limited space and carrying around so many ingredients. Also no fridge. Thanks 🙏 it’s a great idea.
The different colored bowls brought tears to my eyes. When were kids, we never had matching dishes. My mother would pick them up from thrift stores & we would get to choose our dishes. That would be our plate from then on. Mine was as pretty flowers one. It brings back such great memories!
Pam I'm glad to see that you're using beef that is 4 1/2 years old on camera so people know how long some of this canned food can last.
Wow! 50 meals in bags. You two are the most amazing people I’ve ever known.
Thanks for the complements. Jim
Thank you so much for another wonderful " meals in bags " recipe. My husband and I love these for busy nights and I love to take them when we visit our son in Virginia. He's single and has a stressful job. I love bringing him meals that are easy as 1, 2, 3 he can grab after a busy day at work. Please keep them coming! Love your channel❤
Thanks for tour comments. Yes, we will keep them coming. Jim
This was my first time seeing a “meals in bags” segment--I love it! So handy to have those ready to go!
I just put this video on hold for 5 minutes, ran to the basement and grabbed a jar of my homecanned beef and a jar of my homecanned stewed tomatoes. Got a small packet of my frozen green pepppers out of the freezer and sprinkled in some of my homemade dry minced onions, along with a cup of macaroni. A few shakes of the salt and pepper shaker and 1/2 tsp. of Italian seasoning and my supper will be ready in 20 minutes. Thank you It's not the exact thing that you did; but I utilized the ingredients that I put away.
I made this last night for dinner for my husband and myself using my canned burger.
You just have me a good idea for when SHTF. Having a few humble versions of these to hand out to loved ones or a few trusted neighbors within safe limits may be a compassionate option, without announcing to the world that you have stockpile. Or to give when there is a new baby, family illness or seniors that could use a little kindness.
Thank you for more meals in bags videos! I use binder clips on the top of my bags, and you don't even have to mess with those staples. They don't tear the bags, and they are reusable. I put freeze dried cheese in there for the top. You could use cheese powder, too. I also love using the "chili ready" tomatoes. They add a lot more flavor with the cumin and extra spices. We love your bag meals!!
Binder clips make more sense.
Good idea.
@@msmarymac9230 and they can be used to seal open pretzel, chips , snack bags.
Meals in a Bag would be an awesome book!!!
We will consider that for a future project. Jim
@@RoseRedHomestead Thank you, I'm not, nor have I ever been, good at meal planning!
Loved the video, Jim and Pam! I think as we get older, making these bags up, when we are having a good day, will be so helpful. Then when the days come that you are feeling awful, or too busy, you have a meal ready to go. Thanks again!
This looks tasty! I just put together 45 meals in bags over the weekend! It took me 3 weeks to pressure can meats and soup mixes and dehydrate some of the components. It was fun, and I feel so accomplished!
Impressive.
Can you share what meals? I need more ideas \. Thank you
@@liliani1778 Pick up the book "Meals in a Jar" by Julie Languille. I have made chicken noodle soup, chicken and rice soup, pork carnitas, chipotle chicken soup, beef with barley soups, etc.
Type in Meals in bags in the Search across the channel and we have posted 4 videos. Jim
@@RoseRedHomestead Thank you Jim!
That was great, please, please do more. I would love to have more of these types of meals in my pantry.
All I can say is “I love this video.” Thank you❤
You are welcome.
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you. I’ve learned so much. Between dehydrating, gardening, canning, and food storage…I’m set. Nothing goes to waste anymore. I even diy composted last year in a regular trash can and had beautiful soil to help fill container garden this year. Soil is so expensive now. Every little bit of self sufficiency is helpful. Cool weather plant starts are in and seedlings are coming along nicely. It’s going to be a good year. Other than perfecting skills, the only thing I’m going to work on this year is water and a diy water filtration. I do have the camping ones for filtration as backup.
The home canned ground beef is phenomenal. My mom got sick and I whipped her up a pot of chili so quickly with the ground beef and my home canned chili beans. She said it was probably some of the best chili she ever had. She’s now raiding my pantry more and more, 😂.
We are so happy that Pam's videos have been so helpful to you and your family, especially now that your mom is helping herself to your pantry. Jim
I love this idea so much!... I just worry so much about eating food that I’ve preserved, mind BLOWN that the meat was four years old! 😳 I once canned 24 jars of garden fresh tomatoes.....but never ate one. Threw it all away because I was worried perhaps I made a mistake and might be feeding my family spoiled food. Your videos just amaze me! Love watching them and you are SUCH an excellent educator!
I really enjoyed this video and would love to see more of them. Both Meal in Bags and Cooking for Two are things I am interested in. Thank you both for all you do for us each and every week. It's always great to see a new video has dropped.
You have schooled me well. Because I have every single thing in my home including canned beef dehydrated onions and a mylar bag everything. I'm going on a family road trip soon. Health is wealth. ❤
Going to do this RIGHT NOW! What an easy peasy one! And I agree with you Pam, 50 is a good number for two people for a 3-4 week period of Dinner meals. One can then do the same with bagged Breakfast meals, and if you choose, lunches. Husband and I do two big meals and find them sufficient in an SHTF type situation. I love the ability to make our own MRE meals. Thank You for doing these types of informative videos. You and Jim so inspire us to be responsible for our own care in the long term.
Thanks! yes, these are a type of MRE. Jim
I cant to wait to add thus to my food in a bag arsenal.
Thank you, please keep them coming. 🤗
Thank you Pam Beefy Macaroni looks delicious.
I made Stewed tomatoes and Macaroni from my pantry along with fresh mushrooms, celery and crispy bacon. Which all could be dehydrated and or freeze dried. But not today. Quick and easy.
Love these meals in bags…. And, the meals in jars…. I cant wait for the release of youre bread book :).
It looks so good! Thank you for this. I love this idea. I want healthy meals that I can can and assembly for our busy schedule with my family
you two are amazing. You have shown me so many shortcuts and helped me so much. The chili started I canned was great and so easy. Now when I want chili just open 2 jars. Like I said amazing.
I love the Meals in a Bag Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome! Jim
Wow looks great & easy to prepare, thank you
Wonderful! So quick and easy.
Ty
Thanks Pam, looks great!
Hi Pam and Jim! Excellent and so many versatile reasons to make these meals in a bag. Thank you for sharing and have a blessed evening!
I have beefy noodles,taco soup, white chicken chili, goulash, sausage and gravy with biscuits, rainbow soup, taco skillet, Turkey stuffing casserole, funeral potatoes, scalloped potatoes with ham, etc. love meal in a bag meals for days I have a migraine
That's great! Jim
What a good idea! I am going to put together some to have for my husbands upcoming hip replacement surgery , I may have my hands full and this may really help me out. Thank you.
A very good idea! I see meal bags in my near future..
Packing these meals in bags seems like an excellent idea as gifts, care packs for others, or if you are extremely busy all the time. I'm glad I am retired without a big workload of things to do so I just grab things from my big pantry or freezer. I'm not yet convinced that all the prep time taken in assembling ingredients to put in bags saves much time in the long run. I vacuum seal in bags, vacuum seal my dehydrated things in jars, and freeze foods already.
It takes me the same time to throw together a meal in a skillet just by getting things from the cupboard as needed along with individual meat like the ground beef patties I formed and vacuum-packed in small bags and froze. My Panasonic microwave thaws meat perfectly and meat gets browned in a pan along with seasonings and all of the other things added then left for about 10 more minutes to cook.
Great idea for those who find this method more convenient though. Different things work for different people and it is good to learn them all.
I think you are right about not saving time over all. However, it redistributes when you spend that time, and for some like me, that is an important consideration.
@@RoseRedHomestead I don't know where you find the energy! You two keep up with your Channels, garden, harvest the produce, and then preserve it all! I need a nap now just thinking about all you do.😊
❤ this idea
What a great idea!
Corn would be a nice addition to the pot v
Yay, buying your bread book Monday morning 😊
I'd probably add a jar of greenbeans to the bag. You could package the pasta in a jar, add a waxpaper packet of spices in, and then vacuum seal. Great idea on the beefy macaroni.
LOVE that Lodge combo cooker : ). It's super useful! Great for baking bread (using the skillet for the bread and the pot as the lid), great as a skillet, great as a pot or dutch oven.
Considering the amount of cans you seem to open for cooking demos, you might want to take a look at the OXO brand openers, they are very gentle on the hands and have a very smooth action. Also the vacuum pasta bag that you cut open, could you have reused it if you were able to open it closer to the seal and re package/vac more pasta in it for the next pasta meal?
This is a depression era dish my mother use to fix for us as kids. Delicious! Still one of my favorites. Sometimes she used bacon.
Awesome idea
Great 👍 idea!!
What a great idea! This looks so very easy to do & hearty also! I`ll definitely be watching for more ideas for them! Thanks a bunch!
Another great video. I am going to definitely prepare some of these for my family. Thank you.
Awwww, Jim and Pam, you all are my kind of folks! Seriously! I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE these kinds of things because when you have what feels like a zillion projects going on, oh my gosh, these are such time savers! Bless you all! 😙
Thank you for the comments. Jim
I love the meals in bags. I started making them when you showed them last year. They come in so handy when traveling. We can quickly pack as many bags as days that I choose to cook and bring them with us. Home cooked meals that are prepared like fast food! Thanks for sharing another one!
We appreciate you watching our videos and using them. Jim
what a great idea!
Thanks so much for this!
Great idea! Definitely going to do this!
Wow, that looks good. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome.
Looks good!
I love your meals in bags! Gives me so many ideas. I just dried some pasta sauce and plan on adding freeze dried burger and maybe freeze dry some spaghetti and put it all together to make meals. I did some sloppy joe sauce and love rehydrating that in boiling water and putting it over a slice of bread. I love getting ideas for other meals like this. I have a tendency to skip meals if I have to cook it. Especially in the summer.
I Love bagged meals! I have made one similar I call "Bag of Goulash " Same ingredients only I add canned corn & dehydrated red & green peppers. In some bags I put a small can of kidney beans to change it up.
You always dress so nice. I especially love that blouse with your hair.🥰
I love the Ditalini pasta. Perfect for nearly everything!
Tasty meal!
I absolutely love these. I make these for the shut-ins at church and for folks under the weather. Also, meals in a jar. Thank you. God Bless an stay safe.
Thanks! Jim
Yes, keep doing these kinds of videos! Love them!💞
Thank you for being an inspiration. I love these kinds of meals. I use plastic gift bags I catch on sale.
Hi! Loved this idea! Hint, Hint, Could be your next book!🥰
I love your Meals in Bags videos - this was great and it is so nice to watch how you do, love love!
Yummy! I’d put grated cheese on top too 👍😊
That was really good information about date on canned beef. Ty
Your meals in a bag are delightful! With summer and gardening season fast approaching- I need to design a few of these!
I really like the bag meals. Thank you
GREAT IDEA! Thank you for sharing and look forward to more meals in a bag.❤❤❤❤
Sure couldn't be any easier!! Looks good. Thank you for sharing. I'm collecting Meals in a Jar and Meals in a Bag recipes. I really love using my home canned meats.
I would love a collection of Meals in Bags and Meals in Jars recipes collection.
Thank you for another great meal idea! We'll have to try this one for sure. I can't wait for your bread book! Thank you for your dedication and commitment in educating with your videos.
Thank you for you kind words. I really appreciate that.
So nice to enjoy a quick meal on a busy day, thank you both!
So fun to watch you! I like this better than a frozen meal.
Always good ideas!
Hi Jim and Pam. Want to wish you safe and happy travels and love this idea!
Thanks you. Jim
yummy, good job as always
Freeze dry or dehydrate your l can of tomato and the bags can be smaller. Just add water.
Your amazing thank you
You are welcome!
Thank you for meal ideas
Fantastic idea dear ones
What a great idea. Can't wait to see your other meals in a bag.
Awesome idea! Thanks!
Always great content! Thank you.
Thanks for another great video. Can't wait for more meals in a bag ideas. Thank you for all you do!
When we had our 6th baby (back in the day, lol) the Relief Society brought over meals as usual with babies. One of the gals was on a meal-in-a-bag kick and it was AWESOME! She brought something very similar to this but had added corn and cheese. Loved it.
This was very useful to me - thank you! I love how you set a goal of 50 meals in bags. Good idea (and congrats on hitting your goal!)
Loved this video thanks so very much!
Great idea. Makes for a great wholesome quick meal.
If you freeze dry the beef and tomatoes, you'd have meals in a jar, like your soups. Just add water.
Hi Pam, just a thought, why not binder clip the bags shut instead of stapling them? That way there would be no worrying about tearing the bags. Really enjoying all you and Jim do on your channel. Since finding your channel, I’ve bought a pressure canner and have canned up a storm! Thanks for all your help.
Thanks for the suggestion and congratulations on your canning. Jim
I’m looking forward to getting your bread book. Have you considered doing a book on meals in a bag?
You are not the first one to suggest that, and I am thinking about it. Thank you so much!
Very cool!
Looks awesome!
I love your meals in bags!!!
Yummy! This sounds a lot like the goulash my mom used to make. Only difference is she would also add celery. Love the convenience of having everything in one bag. Looking forward to your next meal in a bag video! 👍🏻💖👍🏻
Yes, it does sounds a bit like goulash. Jim
This looks fantastic! And no hunting in the cabinets for any ingredients 🙂
Thank you for sharing this Meal-In-A-Bag! I have been trying to think of some different ones besides Spaghetti and Pizza. This one is a winner! I'm glad y'all are finally getting some nice weather.
Making this for dinner tonite! Thankyou Pam and Jim, love easy dinners after a busy gardening day, I'll add fresh herbs bc I have harvested today. 🌞
Looks yummy! Thank you
I loved this!! My favorite good storage is "food in a bag". By the way-your kitchen looks wonderful!
Pam, Now this is REAL time. I am eating my meal and loving it.
Great!! Jim