Meal Plan Monday: November Monthly Meal Plan #Recipes
Where did October go?? It’s hard to believe it’s the last week of the month! I guess I was so busy sewing and dealing with our remodel projects that it’s scooted past me. To be proactive for November. I’m sharing my recipe line up for the month. (Of course if you find this later you can use it anytime!) Like last month’s Meal Plan I decided to create a full months worth of recipes. We probably veered off the path a few times but, it sure helps having it all ready to pick from whether you use them all or some.
I have days where you will be making a meal such as chicken and the next day you make soup with it. There are a few days for left overs. If you are a larger family you can always view the previous months Meal Plan to help fill in days or grab some recipes from the Recipe Index. The great thing is the calendar has links that are clickable to each recipe! You can also print it if you like. It’s set up to print on 8.5 x 11 inch paper. You’ll find the link for printing the meal plan below.
November’s Monthly Meal Plan;
- November Monthly Meal Plan PDF free printable & Clickable Online Access to recipes
- After you go to the Meal Plan you can enlarge viewing by clicking the magnifying glass in the right top corner!
- All the recipes that are shown here are on the monthly recipe plan with an entire month of recipes
- Be sure to subscribe (options) to receive yours direct to your email in box just sign up on sidebar for emails!
Here’s a sampling of recipes for November cooking:
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You can mix and match these recipes to your liking! You will also find these recipes on my Pinterest boards. I’m always trying new recipes, updating the recipe index and the recipe gallery. Sharing good recipes back and forth with the older kids trying to keep our families fed and break the cycle of the same old recipe routine!
- Even if you only grab a few you like that’s a few more recipes you don’t have to hunt for but, you can add them to your meal planning!
- Tools I use for printing /saving recipes or making grocery lists and even finding deals: Ziplist it’s free! There’s online and app versions! I’m sure you’ll love them as much as I do!
- Be sure to come back next week for my favorite Macaroni and Cheese recipe Step by Step! Oh, so yummy fall comfort food!!
What’s your favorite comfort food?
These are just two of many cooking classes that caught my eye! Perfect for having you ready for holiday recipes or head over and check out all the other classes, even try a free class. For yourself or giving as gift the classes are 100% guaranteed!
20 Essential Cooking Techniques (w/ Brendan McDermott)
Sheesh you’re so ORGANIZED! I’m jealous! That 15 minute lasagna looks amazing. Pinning!
Hi Cajun, I’m trying to be better. Seriously there was too many late nights and not prepared then everyone is grumpy. I needed to get back to better planning. At least this way half the battle is done.
Oh, I love this idea of planning meals! I hate it when I grocery shop only to find that I need more ingredients to complete a dish! Will check out the printable!
Hi Ana, Me too. At first I used to do it just for the week but, a few months ago I started doing it for a full month. This way I have more flexibility and can adapt what we are having without looking up recipes each week. It helps you know what stock items to keep on hand too for various recipes.
I absolutely love meal planning…it makes life so much easier! And I’m always looking for new recipe ideas so can’t wait to check these out!
This is so cool… I will have to give this a try! So organized!
Hi Lauren, Thanks for stopping in. Hope you find some recipes you enjoy and it helps you.