I’m so excited to tell you about something new that we’ve been working on…a freezer cooking membership site! We’re calling it Freezer Meal Pro and it contains all of my blog recipes and cookbook recipes. You can search the recipes by ingredient, protein, diet, keyword, and more, and then create custom grocery shopping lists in seconds. This is freezer cooking made easy, Friends!!
My oldest daughter is going to first grade this year and she is most excited about riding the bus and eating lunch at school. I’m secretly hoping that she’ll buy lunch so I don’t have to worry about packing everyday, but if she wants to pack, I have a plan: Make everything ahead of time!
Do you want to pack your kids healthy school lunches? Look no further! Here are 10 combinations that are healthy, delicious, and fun!
I’m on a mission to be super organized this fall. I stocked my freezer with 40 healthy crockpot freezer meals (most of them during this freezer meal prep session) and now I’m moving on to breakfasts and snacks. Read More
Looking for some new ways to cook ground beef for dinner? Here are my family’s top ten uses. (Recipes included!)
Looking for summer dinner ideas? Here’s what my family ate for dinner in July…plus links to the recipes!
Moms are always asking me what we eat, and how I manage to cook 5-6 nights a week with 2 little ones (plus being pregnant with baby #3).
I share all of the recipes that I try on Pinterest. I have boards dedicated to “My Eats” and “Pinned It. Tried it” where I share all of my recipe reviews. You can find me @kellymcnelis.
Here are some of my favorite summer dinner ideas.
And here are the links to the food that we ate that has already been featured on my blog.
- Chicken Pot Pie
- Crockpot Shredded BBQ Chicken
- Roasted Carrots
- The Crockpot Beef Roast with Carrots from my ’15-Minute Freezer Recipes’ Cookbook
- Grilled BBQ Chicken Pizza
- Chicken Broccoli Cheese Casserole
- Mexican Chili Cornbread Casserole
If you’re looking for more dinner ideas, check out the blog post that I wrote about meal planning for two weeks at a time to see what we ate in February. (It also includes a link to my free calendar printable that you can use to plans meals in advance.)
In our house, we share our weekly dinner menu on the DIY framed chalkboard hanging in our kitchen. That way the whole family knows what we’re eating that week. (Except maybe my 3 year old and 2 year old, who certainly can’t read yet.)
I hope these summer dinner ideas give you some cooking inspiration for the rest of August.
What’s your favorite summer dinner dish? Please share in a comment below!
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