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I always make chicken pot pie. It's easy, it freezes well, and it's a little different from the typical pasta meals people tend to make. I use Betty Crocker's recipe that is an actual pie rather than the biscuit topping.

I like making big batches of Japanese Curry! It's so versatile so you can put whatever you like in it. Mine usually consists of the typical potatoes, onions, carrots, and beef... then I also add shiitake mushrooms, corn, and spinach!

I made my friend a frozen crock pot meal when she had her baby since I didn't know if she'd already have a meal the night that I brought it over.

I put in chicken and veggies with fresh herbs and chicken broth and froze it for her. Then I put the directions on the zip lock bag so she would just have to defrost and stick it in the crock pot. I brought it with some boil in a bag rice.

Roasted turkey breast! I buy a skinless, boneless breast from the butcher at whole foods and make it in our rotisserie, after bringing it. It's good hot, or cold sliced on a sandwich. Bring someone one of those, plus bread and cleaned lettuce for salad, and they will be grateful!

my MIL made us an enchilada casserole post baby, and it was delicious; it was layered kinda like a lasagne, with tortillas, enchilada sauce (from trader joe's), grilled chicken, corn, black bean, sour cream, cheese--even better the next day. i also requested sushi post baby, and my in laws picked that up for me, but of course must be eaten right away.