Primal/paleo freezer stocking

[MrsBone]

I'm due with #2 in May and wanted to get some ideas for stocking my freezer with paleo meals for postpartum. I would like to do a couple months worth, but even a month would be nice...just frozen meals for dinner. I think breakfast and lunch will be pretty easy. I do a little bit of grain, but during this pregnancy I have had a hard time with it so I have been pretty strictly primal(I still eat potatoes, dairy and starchy stuff though). DS has issues with dairy and we are gluten free, so I need some ideas! Right now during pregnancy tomatoes aren't settling well. I'm hoping that goes away postpartum!

[kallyn]

Meatloaf freezes really well.  I use grated veggies instead of bread crumbs.  Coconut flour biscuits freeze well too and go great with the meatloaf.  Any kind of soup/stew/chili would be good.  Souvlaki freezes ok too, you just need to mix up some greek yogurt sauce for it while you reheat it (greek yogurt, splash of red wine vinegar, salt, pepper, garlic, maybe minced cucumber or parsley),

[PreggieUBA2C]

Salmon patties made from wild-caught canned or fresh, if you have access.

Ginger beef- strips or stewed beef (we use bison), lots of wee chunks of ginger, red pepper, julienne carrots, bone broth, and greens you like or string beans.

Cabbage rolls stuffed with ground meat and shredded or chunks of veggies. Zucchini is nice. Lots of black pepper and some garlic.

Pork chops with lots of chunky baked apples, warming spices that you like- ginger, nutmeg, cloves, or rosemary, etc...

Liverwurst frozen into single servings, later to be spread on romaine-style leaves, add slice of cold butter, add mustard, salt, pepper.

Stuffed just-about-anything: peppers, apples (with chicken and almonds), squash, tomatoes, onions, etc...

Lots of roasts, pork shoulder, whole chickens. Sausages are super easy too.

I think I read that you have a smoker. I'd be smoking fish of every sort. :)

[meandk0610]

taco-spiced beef

lots of broth to be able to throw stuff into the crock pot to make soup

lots of frozen veggies to throw into broth in crock pot for soup

[alireb]

Meatballs

Beef stew - no potatoes

Chili

Roman style chicken: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/giada-de-laurentiis/roman-style-chicken-recipe/index.html

Chicken soup

Pulled pork

Breakfast egg casserole

[newcastlemama]

Last time I froze some liver pates and meatloafs. I may try and freeze a lot of broths. I am due in 2 months and want to make freezer meals but it sounds overwhelming to me for some reason.

[Koalamom]

Yeah lots of broth!  I find bone brotha pain to make often, so when I make it I take few days and make up to 10 gallons at a time.  Soup is a great after baby food.  I remember when I was being stitched up by my midwife, dh was holding 30 minute old lotus birth ds while making soup in the other room.  The cutest thing I ever saw.  I just couldnt hold him at the moment and he was as happy as could be in Dh's arms.  We had pre frozen chicken chunks and broth with veggies.  It was so nourishing.