Whether you are growing them or just stocked up from the market, freezing eggplants is a good way to preserve them. Freezing them when fresh will keep them flavorful and ready to use later. This is a guide about freezing eggplants.
By Ellen Brown
How do one freeze or preserve egg plants?
By Raymond F from Ocilla, GA
Raymond, go to www.pickyourown.org. This is a great site for any and all freezing and canning. I use it regularly.
Penny

Does anyone know of a way I can freeze eggplant?
By Cora B.
Cut into 1 1/2 slices and water blanch for 4 to 5 minutes.
Be sure to give them an immediate ice water bath after the blanching to stop the cooking process. Pat them dry and remove as much air from the freezer bag you place them in as possible because both of those steps help to reduce freezer burn.
Can you freeze eggplant?
By Debbie
Hi. I freeze eggplant all the time both raw and cooked. I find it freezes raw very well. I slice mine into slices first and then freeze.
Can Japanese eggplants (fresh or cooked) be frozen?
By Maryeileen from Brooklyn, OH