your best frozen meals?

[milkyman]

want to batch cook and freeze for 17mth. prob is i am veggie and not good or knowledgable on easy meat meals!

[UnicornCrisps]

I'm cooking for a younger baby but things I find freeze well: bolognese type sauce using passata and any veg, fishcakes, any casserole, portions of mash(potato or sweet potato), cheesy veg muffins, mild curry.

[ExBrightonBell]

It's not really any of my business and perhaps not really relevant, but if you are veggie, why are you wanting to cook meat?

I would just do a range of veggie things like a bean chilli, veg lasagne, pasta bakes, etc. They'll all freeze fine.

[Mrswellyboot]

I will be weaning in a couple of weeks and have a baby recipe book and will make

cod in passatta with veg
Red lentil and tomato with veg
Chicken casserole made with boots stock cube for babies
Beef casserole

[milkyman]

thanks all - i want to cook meat cos i dont want baby to go without meat - up to baby if they want to be veggie later on as i have been aneamic for years.

[UnicornCrisps]

Same here, I am veggie but will let the baby decide in her own time.

[ExBrightonBell]

Just for my curiosity Unicorn and Milky, how do you cook meat dishes - do you taste them?

[UnicornCrisps]

I enlist DH or whoever is around to taste if I’m cooking something new, otherwise tried and tested recipes go without tasting.

[sharond101]

Ok so outwith the veggie serving meat or not debate which is really no help to OP we do;

meatballs
steak pie
shepherds pie
chicken with potatoes and vegetables all mashed up together
turkey mince enchiladas
portions of sweet potato mash
portions of any leftovers
homemade quiche