Of course, you want to have the freshest meat possible. If you buy your meat in bulk, break the larger portions down into the serving sizes you'll need, vacuum pack them, or pack them in plastic bags and place them in your freezer.

Mark the date that you pack it on the outside of the freezer bag. Meat that stays in the freezer too long will get freezer burn and you won't be able to eat it.

Vacuum packed meats will last longer, so if you can afford a home vacuum sealer, it's a good idea to buy one. You can also learn about meatball recipe from various sites like https://hellers.co.nz/recipe/spaghetti-and-pork-meatballs

There are many different types of meat, from beef to poultry to fish that you can store and prepare for your meals. Some meat cooking basics and tips to remember are:

Thaw meat thoroughly before cooking, either in the refrigerator or in a bowl of ice water. It's never a good idea to thaw meat at room temperature.

Have a handy meat thermometer handy, especially when cooking turkey, roast chicken, or meatloaf.

It is best to cook all meats when they are well cooked, typically 160 degrees Fahrenheit or higher for beef and similar meats.

Make sure the area you work in is clean and that you use clean equipment. For example, if you are using a knife to cut chicken, wash and rinse the knife thoroughly before using it for cutting other meat.