I’m so excited to tell you about my latest batch of freezer meals! I picked 36 of my favorite freezer recipes that feature ingredients in season right now (like apples, butternut squash, cabbage, carrots, and sweet potatoes) and made all of them in one sitting! I even went ahead and created meal plan calendars for the winter so we would know when to eat each meal for a variety of tastes, textures, and proteins.  

Does this sound like an insane amount of organization?  It was, but I’ve made so many freezer meals and meal plans in the past that it wasn’t that bad for me. 

The best news? I packaged everything up into a “Winter Meal Plan,” so you can use the printable recipes, shopping lists, freezer meal labels, and calendars too!

Can you imagine not having to stress about cooking dinner for months?

It’s like healthy, homemade meals on auto-pilot!

What did I make? 

1. Steak Fajitas 
2. Orange Chicken 
3. Cabbage Rolls with Wild Rice (my personal fave)
4. Chicken Curry 
5. Ranch Popcorn Chicken (my kids’ favorite)
6. Salsa Verde Shredded Pork Tacos 
7. Sweet Potato Lentil Chili 
8. Steak Stir Fry and Bok Choy 
9. Bacon Balsamic Chicken and Vegetables
10. Spiced Butternut Squash Soup 
11. Honey Garlic Chicken and Peas 
12. Beef Barley Stew
13. Black Bean Sweet Potato Chili 
14. Ginger Chicken with Snow Peas
15. Lemon Chicken and Rice Soup
16. Creamy Potato Soup  
17. Peanut Lime Chicken 
18. Whole30 Crockpot Chili 
19. Kale and Chorizo Soup 
20. Tex Mex Beef and Cabbage (so good)
21. Shredded Pork with Balsamic Pears 
22. Beef and Cabbage Soup 
23. Turkey Burger Macaroni (one pot meal)
24. Italian-Style Pot Roast
25. Spicy Beef Curry Stew
26. Tuscan Chicken Tortellini 
27. Maple Pork Roast with Cinnamon Applesauce
28. Healthy Minestrone Soup
29. Crockpot Cabbage Casserole
30. Sausage-Stuffed Banana Peppers
31. Spicy Sausage and Veggie Soup 
32. Ground Beef Stroganoff 
33. Pear Pork Tenderloin
34. Vegan Korma 
35. Pesto Chicken Quinoa Bowl
36. Chicken Noodle Soup (yum!)

I should point out that 12 of these meals can be made vegetarian and another 10 can be made in a pan on the stovetop, in case you get sick of your crockpot.

What’s so great about these 36 freezer meals? 

• None of the recipes require any cooking before freezing, so I was able to make all of them in less than 6 hours, including two breaks and cleaning up my kitchen at the end.  (That’s an average of less than 10 minutes per meal!)
• I spent $375 on groceries, including organic meat ($10.42/meal with six servings).
• We’ve already tried every single recipe and they’re healthy and delicious! 

Inspired? CLICK HERE for my brand-new winter plan with all of the recipes, shopping lists, labels, and more! The shopping lists are split up so you can make 12 meals at a time or go for all 36 at once, like I did. 🙂

What’s included in the Winter Meal Plan?

• 36 healthy and delicious recipes that can be frozen without any cooking ahead of time and then cooked later in your crockpot or stovetop (12 recipes per month, dec, jan, and feb)
• Printable grocery shopping lists (one per month and one for all 36 recipes if you’re crazy enough to make them all at once)
• Printable calendars with the meals assigned to days throughout the month (so you don’t even have to think about “what’s for dinner?”) 
• Full nutritional info for every recipe
• Color photos of the cooked meals
• And more!

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THE WINTER MEAL PLAN.

Questions? Leave a comment below and I’ll respond asap! -Kelly