Weekly Meal Plan: What to Eat the Week of Oct. 30, 2022

We’ve got a wonderful lineup to welcome November!

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Cozy dinners, breakfast-for-dinner ideas, fresh salads and comforting pasta dishes are all on the menu this week.

What are you planning to cook this week?

What To Eat This Week

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Start the week with a smoky, comforting bowl of chipotle tomato soup paired with smoked cheddar pull-apart bread — a cozy, crowd-pleasing combo perfect for chilly evenings.

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For a bright, satisfying lunch or a light dinner, the Fuji apple chicken salad brings crisp apples, tender chicken and a lively dressing for balance and texture.

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Try a potato chip frittata with caramelized onions for a fun twist on brunch or dinner — it’s quick to make, full of flavor, and perfect for using up leftovers.

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Baked burrata ravioli with spinach is a comforting pasta bake that’s creamy, cheesy and simple to assemble — an easy weeknight favorite everyone will love.

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Warm Brussels crunch salad combines roasted Brussels sprouts with crunchy, bright elements for a hearty side or light main during fall and winter nights.

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One-pot garlic butter chicken orzo is an easy, comforting meal that cooks in a single pan — quick, savory, and ideal for busy evenings.

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For breakfasts, bircher muesli with apples and cinnamon is nourishing and easy to prep ahead — a wholesome start to the day with cozy autumn flavors.

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For lunches, pomegranate cauliflower farro makes a great make-ahead meal: hearty, nutritious and full of bright, tangy notes that hold up well through the week.

These recipes combine comfort and convenience for a varied weekly menu — from soups and salads to pasta and one-pot dinners. Enjoy cooking and happy November!