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  • Freezing An Extra Casserole
  • From "All in Good Taste"
    episode AGT-305
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    Freezing An Extra Casserole

    Line the bottom of your casserole dish with plastic wrap and cover well with the plastic and freeze. When frozen, the casserole simply lifts right out and you then wrap in foil and pop back in the freezer to bake for another time


    RESOURCES :
    New Casserole
    Model: 002860993X
    Author: Faye Levy
    (1997)


    Macmillan USA
    Website: www.mcp.com

    Simply Casseroles
    Model: 1572840137
    Author: Kim Lila
    (1998)


    Surrey Books/Publishers Group West
    Berkeley, CA 94710

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