This meal plan is designed to add a lighter touch to your weeknight cooking without sacrificing convenience. Made with colorful ingredients, bold spices, and balanced dishes, this is a collection that feels nutritious and exciting to eat, whatever the day.
These recipes have been carefully selected by our editors to bring lightness to the table, whether through bold herbs, citrus notes, or creamy broth. From quick dinners full of flavor to slower-cooked dishes that reward patience, each recipe offers fresh, easy-to-use everyday meals.
There’s plenty of variety to keep things interesting throughout the week. Halloumi and black beans make a protein-packed combination in our spicy burger, complemented by tangy pickled red onions. Meanwhile, slow-cooked chicken thighs are tenderized with fennel, fennel and celery for a tender, aromatic finish. The Swedish noodles offer a subtle sweetness to balance the spicy, sesame-spiced sauce.
Coastal flavors shine through in the fish fingers, where savory lime cuts through the coconut cream. And we round out this meal plan with a rice broth that balances the smoky richness of the chorizo with greens, lemon and herbs.
Designed to taste healthy and refreshing, this plan makes it easy to prepare meals that won’t leave you feeling sluggish. Whether you’re looking to reset your routine or simply make your cooking more balanced, these recipes will keep you inspired all week.
To make things easier, use the in-app shopping list to add the ingredients of each recipe, then check the My Good Foods tab for one clear, organized list before you shop.
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