These adorable chicken potpies can be made ahead, frozen, then baked whenever a craving for comfort food arises. These pies are as good for entertaining as they are for a cold, winter night at the home. Recipe: www.thenerdswife.com
This one is a little unorthodox, but is bound to be a huge hit with the kids. All your favourite pizza ingredients (dough, tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and your choice of toppings) are placed inside a Mason jar and baked for approximately 20 minutes. Recipe: www.1finecookie.com
A pancake in a jar? This fluffy pancake is baked right inside the Mason jar. Grab a little butter and you’re breakfast is good to go. Recipe: www.boyandtherabbit.wordpress.com
A tex-mex style burrito bowl can be layered beautifully in a Mason jar for easy transport. Chicken, quinoa, sweet potato, Greek yogurt, cilantro, and cheese combine to make this healthy fiesta. Recipe: www.strictlydelicious.com
Everything about this shepherd’s pie is traditional, except for the fact that it’s baked in a jar, of course. These individual pies are perfect for work or school lunches. Recipe: www.cravingsofalunatic.com
With winter around the corner, warm stews and chilies are about to make a resurgence. The corn bread is baked right on top of this sweet and spicy chili. What more could you want? Recipe: www.iowagirleats.com
These teeny-tiny cinnamon rolls can be baked, iced, and eaten right out of Mason jars. Their small size and portable containers will also help keep little ones’ fingers clean! Recipe: www.bigredkitchen.com
These portion-controlled lasagna jars are great as make-ahead dinners or even an elegant serving option. Layer ingredients and bake for approximately 45 minutes before taking a bite. Recipe: www.stlcooks.com
Take this frittata-in-a-jar recipe on the go—it beats a fast food breakfast sandwich any day. Best of all? You can customize your frittata with a variety of ingredients such as kale, sausage, leeks or mushrooms. Reipe: www.mylivingnutrition.com
Thick, creamy, cheesy, and rich, macaroni and cheese is the ultimate comfort food. To save yourself from eating the whole dish, try baking it in Mason jars for a little added portion control. Recipe: www.hellogiggles.com
Raspberries and chocolate combine for a delicious and decadent combination. These brownies are best enjoyed warm out of the oven. Recipe: www.freebiefindingmom.com
These individual-sized cheesecakes will make an excellent addition to the holiday dessert spread. Alternatively, keep them in the freezer for surprise guests or surprise dessert cravings. Recipe: inspiredbycharm.com
Can’t get enough of that pumpkin pie flavor? This pumpkin pie oatmeal is a delicious, convenient, and nutritious breakfast for any day of the week. Recipe: www.willcookforfriends.com
Bacon and eggs Here’s another breakfast on the go for those who have early mornings on the road. Bacon, eggs, cheese, and whatever else you desire can be added to the jar, microwaved, and enjoyed. Recipe: www.masonjarbreakfast.com
Hip, portable, and eco-friendly, the Mason jar can be used for more than just canning. Now, they’re making regular appearances as glasses, water bottles, and even soap dispensers. But what’s even better? They’re perfect to make and eat some of your favourite meals in!
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