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Weekly Meal Plan #29 | Recipe Critic

This week’s meal plan features easy and delicious dinners the whole family will love. We have all the comfort dishes that make perfect leftovers!

Weekly Meal Plan #29 | Recipe CriticWeekly Meal Plan #29 | Recipe Critic

What is your diet goal this week? Keep dinner simple, satisfying, and stress-free. Bonus: Most of the recipes make enough for leftovers, so you can whip up a lunch or another quick dinner later in the week!

Chicken Pot Pie Casserole

Chicken Pot Pie Casserole is a fun twist on the classic pot pie. It is made with butter-flavored biscuit dough. Tender chicken, crunchy vegetables, And the most delicious creamy sauce loaded with amazing spices.

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Slow Cooker Ragout

This slow cooker ragu recipe makes an easy comfort food the whole family will love! Not to mention it makes a lot and is freezer friendly!

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Mexican street corn soup

Mexican Street Corn Soup has all the amazing flavors of street corn in a warm, comforting, and delicious soup. In this soup Fresh corn, lots of Cotija cheese, spices, cilantro, lime juice, sour cream To make it soft and creamy.

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Cheeky Asian Meatballs

A perfect blend of flavors and drenched in the most insanely delicious sauce! Perfect for dinner or as an appetizer, it’s sure to give you that “Wow!” To the next meeting!

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Garlic Butter Chicken

Garlic Butter Chicken is a rich and flavorful one-pan recipe that’s ready on the table in just 30 minutes! Tender, seasoned chicken breasts are pan-seared and topped with a simple yet delicious sauce made with plenty of vinegar, broth, butter, shallots and garlic.

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How much do you feed?

This free weekly meal plan is just what you need to start your week off right. You’ll get 5 meals to feed 4-6 people (depending on whether you’re feeding adults or children) and a shopping list is included! Planning your weekly menu with fresh ideas and easy-to-make recipes will be a lifesaver.

Why should I plan my meals?

Meal planning isn’t just about dinner – it’s about making life smoother and more enjoyable. Here’s why this works for me:

  • Reduce stress: Knowing what’s on the menu takes the guesswork out of meal times, allowing you to relax and focus on what’s important.
  • More variety: Planning ahead allows you to mix things up and try new recipes rather than falling into the same dinner rut.
  • Family Time: Once dinner is organized, you have more time to sit and enjoy it together.

Give it a try. It might become your new habit!

dinner side dish

My weekly meal plan always includes a printable shopping list that is measured and ready to go. It makes things so easy!

Save leftovers for meal planning

I only meal plan Monday through Friday because sometimes I have plans for the weekend or have leftovers to finish off the week! If you have leftover food, store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

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