Name: 21+ Healthy Make Ahead Freezer Meals
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 40 min
Ingredients: Ingredients of choice

These 21+ Healthy Make Ahead Freezer Meals for Busy Weeknights are perfect for meal prep. Freezer-friendly meals are the best!

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These 21 Healthy Make Ahead Freezer Meals for Busy Weeknights are bound to make it easier for you to enjoy what feels like a brand new meal when you've had a long day. My go-to is usually lasagna – I'll make a huge batch in the winter and then store it all in individual portion sizes so it's easy to just pull a container out of the freezer and throw it in the microwave or the oven.

These freezer-friendly meal ideas are versatile and reheat just like new; you'll find everything from chicken marinades to meatballs, chicken fingers, burritos, easy breakfast ideas and more in this round-up of delicious freezer meals!

Whether you're looking for easy breakfast ideas to microwave in the morning as you're running out the door, or whether you're looking to come home to a hot meal after a long day, or you're just looking to store some leftovers, you're bound to find what you're looking for with these easy make ahead recipes!

And before you get started, here are some meal prep/freezer-friendly storage essentials:

Get square glass meal prep bowls here for safe storage!
Preserve your food (meatballs, marinated chicken, etc) with freezer bags
I love these mini foil containers for storing pieces of lasagnas, casseroles, etc
If you're looking to stock your freezer with grass-fed meat and poultry, look no further than Butcher Box – they're an awesome way to cut down on shopping time
My Vitamix blender helps me make a ton of tasty sauces and soups that I usually end up freezing, and they're also great for pureeing/chopping vegetables (I freeze a ton of chopped up carrots and celery for bolognese sauce for example)
My Rice Cooker helps me cook rice and quinoa ahead of time so that all I have to do is add what I need to certain recipes as I go

Freezer-Friendly Breakfasts

Meal prepped breakfasted are a great way to start the day! These freezer-friendly breakfast recipes will make your mornings so much better! Keep your freezer stocked with a few options and you'll never be scrambling to find something to eat when you wake up.

5-Ingredient Pumpkin Protein Pancakes via The Girl on Bloor // Avocado Zucchini Chocolate Muffins via The Girl on Bloor

Freezer-Friendly Turkey Sausage Breakfast Sandwich via The Girl on Bloor // Meal Prep Freezer Breakfast Burritos via The Girl on Bloor

Freezer-Friendly Mini Breakfast Pizzas via The Girl on Bloor // Baked Eggs 5 Ways via The Girl on Bloor

Green Protein Smoothie Freezer Packs via Fed and Fit // Blender Spinach Banana Muffins via Joy Food Sunshine

Mini Ham and Cheese Quiche via Culinary Hill // Apple Banana Breakfast Oat Cups via The Naughty Nutritionists

Freezer-Friendly Lunches

I absolutely love freezing lunches! One of my favourite meal prep tips is to freeze any leftovers you may have for lunches a few weeks from now. That way, you don't get bored! These recipes make delicious lunches but could also be used for dinner, too!

Freezer-Friendly Homemade Pizza Pockets via The Girl on Bloor // Easiest Crockpot Taco Soup via The Girl on Bloor

Super Easy Mini Lasagna Cups via The Girl on Bloor // Roasted Chicken Verde Taquitos via Give it Some Thyme

Roasted Poblano Chicken Burritos via Isabel Eats // Cream Cheese Chicken Taquitos via Isabel Eats

Thai Coconut Squash Soup via Salt & Lavender // Make Ahead Chickpeas Butternut Squash Fajitas via Sweet Peas and Saffron

Freezer-Friendly Dinners

Dinners are perfect for freezing! With a well-stocked freezer, you don't need to worry about resorting to takeout when you have no energy to cook. Simply grab a meal and reheat. If your freezer is a bit bare, though, I recommend making a double batch of these recipes so you can eat some portions fresh and freeze the others for later.