What are some simple recipes that I can freeze?

I am a working parent and like to make batches of meals and freeze them, but my meals are always the same and a little boring. Does anyone have any suggestions?


Thanks for your help!What are some simple recipes that I can freeze?
We do a lot of Saturday cooking. My hubby is a chef and works for a Hospice Home, so he runs circles around me in the kitchen! We did something totally awesome a couple of weeks ago. We bought a huge amount of ground beef and chicken. We made filling for sloppy joes, made a skillet casserole (It is a Campbells' soup recipe) and made a few hamburgers. We cooked the chicken and put some up in the freezer to make chicken salad or stir fry. Buy your meat in bulk at either Sam's/Costco or at WalMart and do some research and not be afraid to try new recipes. I have found some really good keepers lately on recipezaar.com and some of my cookbooks. Hope this helps you!What are some simple recipes that I can freeze?
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ok yeah well u can change up the meal a lil bit like if u cook fryed chicken put some o yeah try the greenbean casha roll it is full of mad flavor u will love it
Chicken Broccoli Casserole


3c. cooked rice (i use success)


1 tbsp. butter or margarine


1 can of cream of chicken


1 soup can of milk


1/2 c. chopped onion (recipe calls for 1 cup)


1/2 c. chopped celery (recipe calls for 1 cup)


3 c. chicken, chopped (i prefer the white meat)


1 pkg frozen broccoli, cooked


8 oz Cheez Whiz (some times i add more)


the cheesier the better


Saute onions and celery in butter until clear.


Add chicken soup and milk.


Add cheez whiz and heat slowly until blended.


Mix in broccoli, rice and chicken.


Season to taste. Pour into casserole dish, and


bake at 350' for 30 minutes.


(casserole may be frozen after baking)