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Weekly Meal Plan #108

Weekly Meal Plan 108 is packed with cozy dinners. From a tender apple cider pork roast to creamy enchiladas and a hearty bowl of chili, every night has something warm and satisfying. Plus, my printable shopping list makes grocery day simple!

What’s for Dinner?

This week is all about cozy, easy dinners that don’t take a ton of effort. You’ve got a great mix of slow cooker meals, comfort food, and simple weeknight favorites, so dinner feels planned without feeling repetitive.

Monday: Apple Cider Pork Roast

Tuesday: Crockpot Creamy Chicken Pasta

Wednesday: Best Ever Chili Recipe

Thursday: One-Pan Dumpling Casserole

Friday: Cream Cheese Enchiladas

Apple Cider Pork Roast

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Tender apple cider pork roast slow-cooked with apple cider, herbs, and sweet-tart apples for a flavorful fall dinner.

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Crockpot Creamy Chicken Pasta

5 from 1 vote
Creamy crockpot chicken pasta is an easy, cheesy dinner made with tender chicken, marinara, Alfredo sauce, pasta, and mozzarella.

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Best Ever Chili

4.84 from 91 votes
This is the chili I make when I need something hearty, easy, and guaranteed to make everyone happy.

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Quick & Easy Potsticker Casserole

5 from 2 votes
My potsticker casserole takes the stress out of dinner with all the flavors of potstickers, but in a super easy, 10-minute prep bake. Perfect for busy nights!

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Cream Cheese Enchiladas

5 from 6 votes
Creamy and flavorful, these cream cheese enchiladas are easy to make and always a crowd favorite! They are packed with chicken, three types of cheese, plenty of seasoning and green enchilada sauce for a meal that everyone will enjoy!

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How Many Does it Feed?

Most recipes serve 4 to 6 people, depending on if you are feeding kids or adults. If you’re feeding four, you may even have enough left for lunch the next day.

Why Having a Meal Planning Works

Less 5 p.m. Panic: Dinner is already decided, so you are not staring into the fridge hoping it turns into a plan.

Fewer Decisions: One quick plan now means you do not have to answer what is for dinner every single day.

Smarter Shopping: You grab what you need, skip the random extras, and actually use what you buy.

Skip the Drive-Thru: When dinner is planned, you are way less likely to end up in the fast food line because everyone is hungry right now.

I always include a printable shopping list with everything measured out and ready to go. It saves you time at the store and makes weeknight dinners feel way easier. If you’re looking for more weekly meal plans, you can find them here.

Side Dishes To Go With Dinner

Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes

15 minutes

Grilled Caesar Salad

19 minutes

Cornbread Loaf

1 hour

Air Fryer Vegetables

15 minutes

Storing Weekly Meal Plan Leftovers

I only meal plan Monday-Friday because we sometimes have something going on over the weekend. If you do have leftovers, make sure to store them properly in an airtight container in your fridge.

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