Trim Healthy Mama Fall Menu Plan
I spent some time last week flipping through the brand new Trim Healthy Mama cookbook and jotting down all the things that sounded like they would be perfect for fall and winter.
I also included some favorites that aren’t in the cookbook. (I also regularly find and pin new recipes on my THM Pinterest board.)
Rather than assign these recipes to certain days, I just made a list and I’m plugging them into my monthly menu plan wherever they fit best.
Related Post: Free Trim Healthy Mama Menu Plan Printable
Trim Healthy Mama Fall Menu Plan
Breakfast
- Apple Cinnamon Crock-Pot Oatmeal, p. 256
- Chocky Nut Crock-Pot Oatmeal, p. 257
- Simple Breakfast Casserole
- Mufflets, p. 237
- Pumpkin Crunch Granola, p. 255
- Apple Pie Crunch Granola, p. 255
- Giant Blueberry Baked Pancakes, p. 261
- Trim Healthy Mama Waffles, p. 259
- Pumpkin French Toast Bake
- Chocolate Muffins
Lunch
- Bean Boss Soup, p. 109
- Just Like Campbell’s Tomato Soup, p. 112
- Salad in a Jar, p. 188
- Waldorf Cottage Cheese Salad with Apples, p. 190
- Superfood-Loaded Salad, p. 192
- Cream of Sweet Stuff Soup, p. 114
Dinner
- Sweet Potato Bar, p. 166
- Bangin’ Ranch Drums. p. 162
- Egg Roll in a Bowl
- Wicked White Chili, p. 37 (includes freezer-to-crock-pot instructions!)
- Mama’s Famous Meatloaf, p. 157
- Sausage and Spinach Quiche, p. 150
- Cheeseburger Pie, p. 149
- Chicken Pot Pie, p. 137
- Wise Shepherd’s Pie, p. 134
- Oven Sweet Potato Fries
- Cornbread Crusted Mexican Pie, p. 132
- Pearl’s Chili, p. 101
- Golden Chana Dahl Soup, p. 99
- Kai Si Ming, p. 98
- Comfy Cozy Chicken Dumpling Soup, p. 94
- Perfect Pizza, p. 211
- Lemon Herb Drummies, p. 51 (includes freezer-to-crock-pot instructions)
- Chicken Spaghetti Squash Casserole (we’re making this about once a week!)
I try to make bone broth about once a week. And we are eating lots of quiche since we have an abundance of eggs from my parents’ chickens!
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Look at this beautiful Soft Sprouted Bread (recipe uses honey and sprouted flour):
Thankfully, I already had the baking blend and the sweeteners in my pantry, and this book gives me recipes to use those items in!
Do you have the new Trim Healthy Mama cookbook? Have you tried any recipes from it yet? I’m hoping they’re as delicious as they look! 🙂
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Sounds awesome! Visiting you today from sarah fraser’s link up. laurensparks.net
So glad you stopped by, Lauren!
I had no idea that they put out two more books. I ordered both from our library to check them out! 🙂
Yes, and I love them both! Great idea to check them out from the library! Tonight we're having the Mama's Famous Meatloaf from the cookbook—it smells yummy!
I'm a bit down on the wait list for the books. My turn will probably come after the holidays…perfect timing. Ha. I was wondering – do these books work together? Meaning are you making the "plan" from the companion cookbook? Or do they work alone too? Either way, it will be nice to have some new food inspiration. 🙂
You'd only need the plan book if you're trying to do the Trim Healthy Mama plan and want to understand it. If you already understand the plan (from the previous book), or if you're just looking for some great gluten-free recipes and aren't interested in the plan, then the cookbook could stand alone.
We enjoyed the meatloaf last night—my husband said he liked it better than the recipe I've been using for years! 🙂
Thank you very much for this review. I have been considering going on this plan. Which of the three books do you think would be the one to get, if I was getting only one?
Thank you,
Davina
You're welcome, Davina! I love the two newest books, as I think they're so nicely done. The cookbook has wonderful photos and new recipes, but it doesn't tell you how to do the plan. If you only got the new THM Plan book, you wouldn't have any recipes, although you can find lots of them on Pinterest. I guess if I could only choose one book, I'd probably invest in the first one if it's still in print (I know they have it in eBook form here). If you got the first one, you'd have both the plan and the recipes in one book. Hope that helps!
I just checked, and the first book is still in print here! So, if you'd rather have a paper version, they have that available too. Not sure why I thought it might not be available! The original version doesn't have any photos, but it has recipes and the information all in that one book. 🙂
Thank you. Have a great week.
Davina
You're welcome, Davina! Hope you have a great week also!
I can't wait to get a copy. I'm going to order it this week.
Laura, I think you'll love it! The cookbook is beautiful and has lots of new recipes along with some familiar ones from the first book. I'm very impressed with it! 🙂
I have several friends who do THM. I looked into it but all the different types of meals confused me. I'm a black and white kinda gal and there were way too many variables for me. I have heard of a lot of ladies who have had success. Thanks for the review.
Yes, some of it can seem confusing, especially at first. The new Trim Healthy Mama Plan book is a lot less confusing than the original, self-published book. There have been times I have been tempted to give up on it (and I have, a few times), but my husband really prefers that I cook this way (for the health benefits), so that motivates me to keep pressing on! 🙂