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12 Meals to Make in July

By July 1, 2021July 2nd, 2021Monthly Meal Plan

Looking for meals ideas for this month? Here’s a list of 12 seasonal crockpot recipes, as well as a meal planning calendar that spaces out the tastes and textures.

  1. Italian Pork Roast (yum!)
  2. Skinny Shredded Buffalo Chicken
  3. Sausage-Stuffed Mini Sweet Peppers
  4. Chicken Fajitas
  5. Chicken Salad Sandwiches (served cold – perfect for a hot night)
  6. Meatball Veggie Soup
  7. Honey Sriracha Shredded Chicken Lettuce Wraps
  8. Banana Pepper Shredded Beef Sandwiches
  9. Tuscan Chicken
  10. Beef Enchilada “Stack”
  11. Shredded BBQ Chicken
  12. Chicken Cacciatore

I typically share monthly meal ideas via email, but the cool thing about viewing them in Freezer Meal Pro is that you can delete the ones you don’t want to make and auto-generate a new custom shopping list in seconds!

Click here to view the recipes and shopping list in Freezer Meal Pro

Click here to download the pre-made PDF

Click here for the July labels only

P.S. Sometimes there are slight inconsistencies between the lists in Pro and the printable PDF. Feel free to pick whichever version you like better. This is meant to be a fun freebie, so don’t let it stress you out. 🙂

18 Comments

  • BEVERLY CRAMER says:

    How do I access ground beef recipes. I do not see it on the list of ingredients.

  • Margaret Veltri-Robb says:

    I sent a message a few minutes ago about booting me out but the only recipe it does that to is the Chicken cacciatore recipe..which I really would like ?why only this recipe

    • CBS says:

      Here it is:
      Chicken Cacciatore
      Yields: 6 servings
      Ingredients
      2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, fat trimmed
      24oz jar spaghetti sauce (I like tomato and basil but feel free to use your favorite kind)
      1 zucchini, chopped
      1 green bell pepper, chopped
      1 small yellow onion, chopped
      1 tablespoon Italian Seasoning
      Materials
      1 gallon-sized plastic freezer bag
      To Freeze and Cook Later
      1. Label your freezer bag.
      2. Add all ingredients to your freezer bag.
      3. Remove as much air as possible, seal, and freeze for up to three months.
      ToCook
      1. Thaw freezer bag overnight in refrigerator or in water in the morning.
      2. Add contents of freezer bag to crockpot.
      3. Cook on “low” setting for 6-8 hours or until chicken is cooked through and
      tender.
      4. Shred chicken and stir.
      Top with parmesan cheese and serve over spaghetti

  • Diane Banks says:

    I’m super excited to start the meal planning. This is an answer to my prayers!

  • Judith Morris says:

    I am new here, but can’t wait to start making some crockpot meals

  • Gaye Johnson says:

    Just joined and excited to get started!! Fall is coming and it’s a busy time of the year for me!!

  • Linda Furrow says:

    I’m so excited to get started. My daughter and I are going to share in the recipes and hopefully make both of our lives a little bit less stressful..
    Thank you so much.

  • Cindi Davis says:

    I’m new here and have already tried some of the recipes. I was wondering, how often do you add new recipes.

  • Deborah Dodge says:

    Does this quote servings for 2 recipes?

  • Linda Hasley says:

    Really excited to join. Now I have to get a computer/printer. I think this is what I’ve been looking for; housefire in March hope to be home in a few months. Can hardly wait to start using program!

  • Sherry Saginaw says:

    I can’t get July or pregnant mom dinners to print?

  • Roxana Kinder says:

    Can all the crook pot recipes can be used for pressure cookers? And if I choose pressure cooker do I need to thaw overnight? Or is it ok to pressure cook frozen

  • Lynn Wright says:

    Do you have the link to the freezer storage bags?

  • Helen Repolio says:

    Is there an area where I can change up the serving sizes of the recipes?

  • Dianne Kaufman says:

    Seriously? No nutrition info included on the pdf. Do I have to look up each recipe? Please get someone with severe OCD to organize your websites. It would be more efficient to include it with each individual recipe rather than have to go to the back and find the info. If it doesn’t fit on the page, adjust your margins and font size, please. You have done a monumental job of organizing massive information. It just doesn’t flow seamlessly yet.

  • Judi Rhodes says:

    how can I print the lables I need for a dish swedish Meatballs

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