Freezer friendly recipes, please

So this weekend I need to restock the freezer properly, ready for semester 2 to begin on Monday (how did that come around so quickly!). I've made a bit of a start and have some ideas, but would like suggestions on what else I can make and throw in there, to make things easier while I'm trying to juggle studying.

So far in there/planning to be in there are:

Salmon and caper fishcakes
Lasagne
Chilli
Fish pie filling
Beefburgers
Fishfingers
Chicken and vegetable pie filling
* Beef casserole
* Stroganoff
* Goulash
* Lamb with rosemary and apricots
* These things are just raw ingredients in a ziplock bag, which I defrost then throw in the slow cooker as and when needed.

Last time I made pizzas, but the Gorilla seems to have gone off those. He's also taken to turning his nose up at soup. (Which is just a great big PITA, as it's so easy to make!)

So suggestions, please. Particularly anything for lunch ideas. Thanking you muchly.

Lamb shanks?
Curries / tagines?
Meatballs?

Chicken portions in marinades, curry, sausage casserole, mash potato, cottage or shepherds pie, pasta sauce.

Homemade fish fingers
Sausagemeat plait
Mini quiche
Always go down well for lunches here and all freezable
I also make stacks of banana pancakes (hairy biker recipe online) and freeze them as they are great for snacks.

Banana cakes and muffins freeze really well. I normally have some sweet treats in for lunch boxes. Usually one of the following banana muffins, blueberry muffins, carrot, pineapple and raisin muffins and ginger cake. I think @clothmama freezes filled rolls doesn't she?

I saw this this morning and forgot to reply. things I have in the freezer - all homemade

my 5 bean chilli - I slow cooker up a massive pot and freeze in portions
chicken and turkey mince burgers - I usually add sweet chilli sauce, but have been doing just lime zest lately and they are delicious
fish fingers (with whatever fish is on special) I cover with parmesan breadcrumbs and they are gone in seconds
veg muffins - delicious for lunches
Mash potato in portions - I cook up a 5lbs bag at a time
sweet potato cubes roasted
wedges


I do most stuff like fish fingers and burgers ready cooked as its often hard to find meat/fish that isn't already frozen, unless I pay through the nose - which I won't do

my mum used to make whole loafs of sandwiches and then freeze them back in the bread bag. but I wasn't adventures and was happy with ham.

[clothmama]

Curry and spag bol seems to be my staple freezer foods! I did get very organised and made up lasagnes one time and that was great as they are so expensive to buy ready made and I dont' like them!

I also do the kids lunches, they like salami and cheese rolls so I make up the whole large pack and there are lunches for a couple of weeks! For Louis I sometimes add lettuce as he likes it when it comes out of the freezer. They defrost nicely by lunch . It means it is easy for the kids to make their own lunch boxes up as well as they can just add a roll, an apple a packet of crisps or whatever themselves.

Meatballs! Yep, the children love those, so will pick up some more supplies this afternoon and knock up a batch later on. Might have those for dinner, too.

We made too much lasagne at the weekend, so had some leftover sauce - so there's pasta sauce in the freezer now.

I'll knock up some quiches, too. They're prefect lunch fodder. And muffins are a good idea. I'll get DH to make a batch with the children at the weekend for easy snacking.

Wedges! Yep, will prep some of those. Handy side.

And I might even try out the rolls idea.

Thanks, all. Very helpful.

shepherds pie (just the mince part)
bolognase
chunky ceg chilli
curry
fish pie
pasta sauces

they're my staple freezer meals.