I have enjoyed working with the book "Don't Panic, Dinner's in the Freezer 2". The book is divided into sections: how do you strategize shopping to benefit from sales; how to portion and freeze food so it reheats perfectly; how to prepare each recipe before freezing; how to freeze (yup, there are different techniques); how to thaw the meal; and how to prepare it after thawing, including what to add just before serving.
Study the book for logical ways to tweak recipes you already like for freezing. For example, pork chops can be washed, dried, patted with seasoning and bread crumbs, then wrapped individually in freezer plastic wrap and frozen. Day of eating, you thaw them, broil and serve. This breaks down the family packs of pork chops into convenient quantities. If the price is right, the book also tells how to multiply servings by 3 or 6. Oddly enough, some recipes do not benefit from simply doing the multiplication, and the book explains that too.
I am considering buying a "chamber vaccum sealer" to improve freezer life on my investment. I am including a link but have NOT used this particular product. Freezing gloppy foods is a challenge.
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