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If you are the type of cook who dumps ingredients into a pan without measuring, this one’s for you. It’s the most hands-off approach and works beautifully for any cooked dish. Simply wash and dry your dill, then roughly chop it up, stems and all (the thinner ones are fine).

Pack the chopped herb into a resealable freezer bag, press out all the air, and lay it flat to freeze. You can even label it with the date—though, let’s be honest, you will likely use it long before it ever thinks about getting freezer burn.

This method takes less than five minutes of active work. It is the “meal prep for the indecisive” option, ensuring you always have a backup plan for quick sauces and roasted vegetables.