Our friends at Faith & Family Live offer some of their favorite recipes and hints for bringing food to families in need of a little help, be it new neighbors, those filled with the joy of a new baby or those grieving the death of a loved one or struggling with a chronic illness.
The Church Ladies share the following hints:
*Use a disposable foil baking dish (nobody needs to worry about returning the dish)
*If you can, send paper plates, cups, and plastic utensils
*Label the meal, including reheating instructions, in case it is frozen for later
*Consider making non-dinner foods, like a breakfast casserole, or a lighter entree for lunch
*Make it easier on yourself- Make it a double batch: one for them and one for your family
Lent is a time for prayer, fasting, and good works. Consider reaching out to someone in need this Lenten season.
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2 comments:
I like to make soups. They're easy to freeze if the family is getting other meals and can't eat it right away.
I'd recommend recipes from "Once-A-Month Cooking" for the same reason.
When our Maximilian was born, we recieved a few bottles of wine or beer. It was such a nice way to celebrate together! We make a point now to include them in new baby dinners.
I also like to make a batch of muffins for the following morning for new moms.
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