Weekly Meal Plan: What to Eat the Week of Nov 7, 2021

So many delicious meals this week!

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Highlights include my favorite lentil bolognese, easy sheet pan fajitas, and a couple of super simple weeknight dinners.

What are you planning to cook this week?

What To Eat This Week

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Start the week with a 15-minute lemon parmesan cauliflower gnocchi — a quick, flavorful dish that pairs perfectly with roasted or steamed broccoli on the side.

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Sheet pan chicken fajitas are ideal for Taco Tuesday. Minimal prep, big flavor, and easy cleanup — a no-complaints dinner the whole family will enjoy.

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Try pork schnitzel next. It’s crispy, satisfying, and has become a fast favorite. Serve it with a bright Brussels sprout slaw for contrast and crunch.

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Lentil vegetable bolognese is a great midweek option — hearty, savory, and surprisingly convincing even to meat-eaters. It’s a comforting pasta sauce that’s packed with flavor and texture.

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For a speedy dinner, make 20-minute sesame ramen noodles topped with a runny fried egg. It’s simple, nourishing, and comes together in no time.

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Round out the week with baked cheeseburger tacos — a playful, cheesy dinner that’s always a hit and easy to assemble for a crowd.

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For breakfasts, I’m making almond butter baked oatmeal (I skip the figs). It’s comforting, protein-rich, and perfect for reheating all week.

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Lunches will be centered around a cauliflower and farro salad — satisfying, textured, and full of bright flavors to keep you energized through the afternoon.

These meals balance convenience and flavor, making the week enjoyable without a lot of fuss. Swap sides or add a salad to customize each dinner to your taste.