So….
It’s been awhile sense I’ve shared a monthly meal plan. The last one I shared was at the beginning of May.
Then the summer happened. And it happened faster than I could keep up. Two week long trips…a wedding and hosting a blogging conference…and that was enough to make me fall off the bandwagon.
Trips always through me for a loop with meal planning. The stress of packing up the car…with hours and hours of activities and enough snacks and food…plus all the other “to-do”s that come with being a matron of honor and entertaining 150 people in a place you’ve not set eyes on. That was enough.
Somehow we made it through the summer without a monthly meal plan…but I need dinner time structure again!!!
Badly…
September Meal Plan
(Note: Any recipes without links are new ones I plan to try…will post recipes as I make them!)
For Breakfast and Lunch
- Pumpkin Pecan Granola
- No Bake Apple Crisp
- Almond Raspberry Breakfast Cake
- Whole Wheat & Maple Cinnamon Rolls
New Recipes to Try
- Chicken Avocado Pasta – from Mary
- Biscuits on the Grill – from Katie
- Southwest Wild Rice Pilaf
- Grilled Jerk Chicken
- Zucchini Crust Pizza
- Apricot Walnut Chicken
- Spaghetti and Meatball Pie
- Tabbouleh with Quinoa
- Grilled Pizza
- One Dish Cajun Red Beans and Rice
- One Dish Slow Cooker Mango Chicken
Old Family Favorites
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Some of these recipes sound really good. Can’t wait to try them.
is there a link to the Chicken Avocado Pasta – from Mary? we really like avocadoes and i’d like to give that one a try
I’m always so impressed with people who actually plan meals out in advance! Sounds like a great plan and thanks for featuring my Grill Zucchini Pizza!
You’re welcome Kalyn…can’t wait to try it!
Erin
Does your meal planning take into consideration if something is in season?
Thanks
Kevin
Generally yes…because it’s cheapest to buy in season produce!
Erin
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