Showing posts with label Wildtree all natural lunch quick easy freezer bags scampi garlic pepper garlic galore chipotle lime chicken breasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildtree all natural lunch quick easy freezer bags scampi garlic pepper garlic galore chipotle lime chicken breasts. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

What's for lunch?

This blog won't be so much of a recipe as it will be a "this is what I do each week so that I don't eat fast food for lunch" type of blog :) haha! Each Sunday or Monday I go to the store and buy a package of thin sliced chicken breasts. I come home, rinse them off, pat them dry, and get to work! Well I can't call it "work"... it isn't hard at all :) I heat up some Grapeseed oil in a large frying pan (either Natural or Garlic flavored), sprinkle on some Wildtree blends (I try to do a variety of them so that I can have several different types of meals throughout the week), put them in the pan (seasoned side down of course) and then sprinkle the other sides with those same blends. I cook them until they are done, put them in separate baggies, label the baggies, then toss them all into the freezer. Each night I pull one of them out and put it in the fridge and by lunch time it's totally thawed and ready to be consumed :D

This week I used:
Roasted Garlic Grapeseed Oil (item #10226. $13 for a 12.7oz bottle)
Chipotle Lime Rub (item #10736. $7.50 for a 2.4oz jar)
Garlic Galore Seasoning Blend (MY FAVORITE!) (item #10725. $7 for a 3.7oz jar)
California Style Garlic Pepper (item #10570. $12 for a 5.6oz jar)
Scampi Blend (item #10450. $12 for a 4.5oz jar)

California Style Garlic Pepper


Garlic Galore


Chipotle Lime


Scampi Blend


Once they are done cooking, make sure you let them cool quite a bit before putting them in a baggie and freezing them


Finished baggies all ready for the freezer! (Oh, and it's obviously best if you label the baggies so that you know which is which :) Once they're frozen they sometimes look like different seasoned ones)