Week 10 features a variety of proteins and flavor profiles to excite your taste buds!
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This meal plan has...
1. high variety.
2. a new dinner every night and leftovers for lunch.
3. quick or premade breakfasts.
4. a great variety of veggies.
Create Your Own Meal Plan
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Portions & Shopping
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Breakfast
Variety
Quick & Easy or Premade
-- Egg & Ham Roll Ups
-- Scrambled Eggs w/ Sausage & Fruit
-- Pumpkin Pancakes
-- Egg & Cheese Open-faced Sandwich
Lunch
Leftovers
All lunches are leftovers from dinner, except Monday, but you can make it Sunday evening.
-- Chicken Salad on a Wheat Thin w/ Bell Peppers & Tzatziki
Dinner
High variety
-- Cauliflower Shepherd's Pie
-- Greek Chicken Bowls
-- Sheet Pan Meatloaf & Veggies
-- Mediterranean Salmon Bowl
-- Buffalo Chicken Casserole
Snacks
1. Bell Peppers & Tzatziki
2. Greek Yogurt & Berries
3. Protein Shake
4. Leftovers
5. Beef Jerky & Crackers
6. Nut Butter & Apple
Prep Instructions
Adjust the days to fit your schedule.
Day 1 - Sunday
1. Bake the Egg & Ham Roll Ups.
2. Prepare the Chicken Salad, fresh bell peppers & Tzatziki.
Day 2 - Monday
Prepare the Cauliflower Shepherd's Pie for dinner. Add extra carrots or corn to the recipe, or throw in quinoa for the extra carbs.
Day 3 - Tuesday
1. Make scrambled eggs and microwave sausage with fruit for breakfast.
2. Make the Greek Chicken Bowls for dinner and throw in another vegetable of choice and quinoa or rice for more carbs.
Day 4 - Wednesday
1. Make the Sheet Pan Meatloaf & Veggies for dinner.
2. Make the Pumpkin Pancakes for breakfast tomorrow (great to reheat because they're gluten free).
Day 5 - Thursday
Make the Mediterranean Salmon Bowls for dinner.
Day 6 - Friday
Make the Buffalo Chicken Casserole for dinner.
Day 7 - Saturday
1. Make an egg & cheese sandwich for breakfast.
2. Do an inventory of what meals and snacks are left. Plan to eat them this weekend.
3. Shop for next week's meals.
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Food Safety
As a food safety manager, I do not recommend meal prepping only once a week due to bacterial growth.
Meal prep can be done as little as twice a week, ensuring that all food is eaten within 3 to 4 days of being prepared or cooked.
Also, no food should sit unrefrigerated for more than 2 hours once it has been prepared or cooked.
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