Meal Prep EVERYTHING for Christmas Day! Prepping + Freezing made easy
Emily Norris Emily Norris
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 Published On Dec 18, 2023

Today I'm sharing how you can Meal Prep everything ahead of time for Christmas Day Dinner! It's so easy to do and means you can then enjoy Christmas Day itself and just pop things into the oven! I hope you enjoy the video and it gives you inspiration and helps if you are hosting. Thank you so much as always for watching xx

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RECIPES:
Carrots and parsnips: You’ll need - carrots, parsnips, butter, honey
- Cut into your preferred size, I like to half both length ways and the cut into fairly thick batons
- Put in salted boiling water, bring to boil and boil for 6 minutes
- Drain, leave to steam dry for a few minutes
- Lay in a single layer on a baking tray to dry and cool completely
- Put in the freezer for a couple of hours, then take them back out and put them in freezer bags (they will last up to 3 months)
- On the day, no need to defrost, preheat oven to 200, but some butter and a good few plugs of honey onto a large baking tray and pop in the oven for 5 minutes
- Tip the frozen veg in the tray and baste in the honey and butter, season and roast for 30 minutes

Pigs and blankets: You’ll need - Chipolata Sausages and streaky bacon
- Wrap each chipolata in a rasher of bacon
- In a dish, Lay them side by side in a single layer, and for a second layer, place greaseproof paper in between each layer.
- Make sure the container is airtight. The sausages can be frozen for up to 3 months.

Roast potatoes: We use Maris Piper potatoes, plain flour and vegetable oil
- Peel and cut potatoes to desired size
- Place in salted boiling water, boil for 8 minutes
- Drain and toss in the pot or colander to rough up the the sides
- Add flour, shake, season and shake again. Pour over oil or fat and toss to coat
- Place on a tray/trays lined with parchment paper and allow to cool completely before placing in the freezer
- Once frozen, then transfer to freezer bags.
- On the day, heat oven at 180, pop a roasting tray in the oven with enough oil to cover the bottom or your chosen fat
- After 5-10 minutes carefully add your frozen potatoes, covering each one in the boiling oil/fat
- Roast at 180 for 25 mins, then turn the potatoes, and roast at 200 for 40 minutes

Brussels and bacon: Idea from https://www.instagram.com/deliciousan...
You’ll need Lardons, Brussel sprouts and butter
- trim your sprouts and peel the outer later
- slice each sprout into 2 or 3 slices
- heat oil in a frying pan, once hot add the lardons and fry until light brown
- add the Brussels, stir and cook until softened (around 5 minutes)
- add some butter, stir to allow to melt and take off the heat
- allow to cool completely and then place a freezer container

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