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    • Reaching out Casseroles . .

      Reaching out CasserolesThere comes a time when things just seem to fall apart for friends or family in your life, sometimes it's due to a job loss, sometimes it's due to an accident, a birth, a medical emergency and sometimes a death. For those folks going through one of these situations, the last thing on their mind is preparing
      healthy, filling meals for the family (or guests that are often dropping by!)
      Here is a collection of helpful recipes and casserole-type dishes that can be prepared ahead and dropped off to help out a friend, family or neighbor in need of some support.


      Casserole Style Dishes: Casserole are wonderful because they can be prepared in small or large quantities, as needed. These are dishes that are typically prepared in 9x9 or 9x13 aluminum foil pans - and only need to be heated in the oven for 20-30 minutes to serve.

      Hot Dishes:

      Cold Dishes:

      Sweets/Desserts/Snacks
      Other non-food Help things you can do:
      • Drop off a Large (Clean!) Trash Can with fresh bags, paper plates, plasticware and napkins. Chances are the family will have numerous people coming and going and will need the lots of plates/plasticware
      • Rake (if needed) or Mow the lawn, Shovel the driveway (winter
        storms), or even the Roof, if necessary
      What are your favorite dishes that feed a large number of people fairly inexpensively?



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      Comments 2 Comments
      1. MabelMartha's Avatar
        Fresh fruit in a bowl (thrift stores and garage sales often have these for a quarter) that doesn't need to be returned. This doesn't need to be expensive. Purchase seasonal fruit and don't go overboard on quantity.



        Coffee, creamer, and disposable coffee cups are a big help and easy to keep on hand.


        When my husband died in an accident at 44, a friend picked up and did the laundry every week for the three of us for a month. She told me that if there weren't any undies included, she'd tell my friends I didn't wear any! I included my undies! LOL
      1. jessiey's Avatar
        my husband and I would always send a ham and a case of pop to help someone out! They could always freeze the ham for later use!

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