Weekly Meal Plan: Week of March 1

​ ​ Hello and happy Saturday! Similar to last week, this week I've included 4 dinner recipes, one snack recipe and one breakfast recipe. This is because you should have leftovers of my rigatoni bolognese, so I'm hoping you won't have to cook 5 dinners. I'm hoping these meal plans will help provide some direction on what to cook for the week, or at the very least, some inspiration. Having a plan helps both in terms of not having to think, and ensuring you're getting in an adequate amount of protein and veggies. If you click the link below, you'll find a meal plan and a grocery list to go along with it. Below that, you'll find a clickable link that adds all of the groceries for the recipes to your Amazon/Whole Foods shopping cart, so you don't even have to do the shopping if you don't want to! We're all about working smarter, not harder. ​ ​WEEKLY MEAL PLAN: MARCH 1​ Here's what's included: ​Slow Cooker Chicken Thighs: The BEST way to cook skin-on chicken thighs, trust me! This is a reader favorite for a reason, and they pair well with nearly any side dish. ​Rigatoni Bolognese: Nothing screams "cozy" like a giant pot of bolognese. This is my favorite way to make it, and the recipe makes plenty so you'll absolutely have leftovers. ​BBQ Chicken Burgers: Love prepping these for dinners or even lunch, and I think they're tasty on a burger bun or even a salad. Only 5 ingredients too! ​Vegetarian Fajitas: Keep it light but still plenty flavorful with these plant-based fajitas. Made with bell peppers, onion, mushrooms, and black beans, they're ready in a little over 30 minutes and can easily be customized to your liking. ​Protein Cookies: These cookies are actually healthy, so you'll feel good eating them for breakfast, a snack or dessert. Made with Greek yogurt, peanut butter and almond flour, each cookie has 6 grams of protein without using protein powder! ​Instant Pot Boiled Eggs: Meal prep these for the week and your future self will thank you! This recipe includes options for soft boiled, medium boiled and hard boiled eggs, so you can make them how you like them. And guess what? Now you can add all of the ingredients for these recipes to your shopping cart. To do so, click here to shop.​ If you make any of these recipes, I'd love if you could take a minute out of your day and leave a review. Simply scroll to the bottom of the page, below the recipe card you'll see an area to leave a star rating and a comment. Review help recipe sites SO much, and your support is truly appreciated. Happy cooking! ​

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