eg, plastic, paper, aluminum, cardboard, glass.
I agree with the above answers - casseroles or lasagnas would work great Also, even some snack foods such as veggie/fruit platters, or meat and cheese platters (buy some buns on the side to make little sandwiches)Maybe some muffins, cookies, etcSometimes when unfortunate things like this happen, people are so busy with everything that they wanna eat on the go, or in the hospital, and may not even have time to warm something up I'm very sorry to hear that - What a kind gesture though!
we recycle cans and news papers here.
Cook them a chicken or turkey and a side like rice or mashed potatoes When my dad was in the hospital for suffering complications with open heart surgery a family friend made that for us and it helped a LOTMy mother couldn't cook and that only needed to be heated upPlus after it was used as dinner te left over meat was good for chicken salad, sandwiches, etc.
