make-ahead

[ meyk-uh-hed ]

adjective

1. that can be prepared in advance:

   a make-ahead casserole.

Example Sentences

Kravchuk also loves that the batter is make-ahead friendly, and tastes even better as it sits and ferments in the fridge, which gives what she calls “Baba’s Fluffy Oladi Pancakes” a subtle sourdough-like flavor.

From Washington Times

If you don’t want to take your eyes off the screen, stick to make-ahead dishes: A homemade sweet-and-salty snack mix can’t lose.

From New York Times

This also works well as a make-ahead dessert, retaining its moisture and flavor over a few days.

From Seattle Times

Garten’s cookbook was written during the height of the pandemic with the goal of providing easy-prep and make-ahead comforting dishes.

From Washington Post

Even if, like me, you don’t feel the need to completely revamp your cooking habits, her cookbook delivers something you probably do want: fast, make-ahead recipes that don’t feel like retreads.

From Washington Post