How many times have you stared into the refrigerator at 5pm wondering what in the world to make for dinner?
Feeding a family can feel relentless—a never-ending process of planning, shopping, cooking, and cleaning.
Let our uniquely crafted FREE meal plans lighten the load. Our free meal plans:
- do the planning for you
- are scalable for all family sizes
- include a shopping list
- decrease prep time & work
- increase grocery savings
- build a freezer stockpile of prepared basics
I am so happy you’ve started doing this again! . . .
I’ve been looking for more menu plans and these are fantastic!
Thank you so much for doing this again!
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You won't find elaborate gourmet meals in our meal plans—our recipes are easy, delicious, and family-friendly.
I’m a huge fan of simple, flavorful recipes, and M4M hasn’t disappointed me yet.
Based on the Secrets of a Busy Cook as shown in the Busy Cook's Pyramid, our weekly meal plans are more than just a list of recipes. The meal plans:
- easily fill the freezer with both cooked ingredients and full recipes
- avoid wasting food by incorporating planned leftovers in future meals
- take advantage of quick and easy recipes
- make efficient use of your time in the kitchen to avoiding repeating the same tasks over and over
- take advantage of tools & techniques to make life easier
I have tried other menu planning systems and have never found anything else that works for us the way Add Salt & Serve does. We love the recipes and love the common sense approach to using leftovers and freezer cooking. I recommend the site to EVERYONE! ~Dawn
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About Mary Ann
Mary Ann Kelley has been creating meal plans online for over 15 years, first as part of TheHomeSchoolMom's cooking resources for busy moms and later on Add Salt & Serve, which has been highlighted by "Diner's Journal," The New York Times' Blog on Dining Out, and PBS Parents' "Kitchen Explorer." Read more »