✅ 5 Freezer-Friendly Dinners for Busy Weeks


Hi Reader,

The week of a big holiday can be a whirlwind, with grocery lists, final menu prep, and everything else. One way to make things a little easier? Stock your freezer with a couple of nourishing, ready-to-go meals that taste just as good reheated as they do fresh.

These five vegetarian recipes work great for freezing:

Make one or two this weekend (or all five!) and you'll thank yourself later, especially once the busy holiday season is in full swing.

Want more ideas? Check out my complete roundup of Vegetarian Freezer Meals for Batch Cooking here.

Enjoy,
Stephanie

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Stephanie McKercher, MS, RDN - Grateful Grazer

Hi, I’m Stephanie, a registered dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. I share nourishing recipes and gentle, non-diet nutrition tips to help you explore a more peaceful, satisfying relationship with food. On my blog, Grateful Grazer, you’ll find support for eating with more trust, curiosity, and self-compassion.

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