😎 Easy real food recipes to cook in July.


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Hi Reader,

Happy 4th of July!! We will be celebrating with family on the Oregon coast and we're supposed to have nice weather after a couple weeks of gray and drizzle here.πŸ‘

I'm looking forward to morning beach walks with our dog since it's the only place she really likes to walk (you should see me trying to walk up our lane with her: walk a few paces, stop to pull to the side and sniff...I pull her back to walk, she sits down in the road and looks at me.πŸ˜‚)

I hope you are looking forward to something good, too, and that you have your meals planned using the 4th menu idea I sent last week.πŸ’œ

As for this week, I thought I'd highlight some of the dinner menus from July's four-week meal plan (linked below) - these will be on our menu for sure this month!

A Week's Menu Pulled From July's Dinner Meal Plans

*Make a big batch of Caesar dressing on Monday and then use it throughout the week.πŸ’‘


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​Good Things List No.98​

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​July Dinner Menus​

Grab 4 weeks of meal plans for easy summer meals! Each menu includes main, side options and plenty of veggies. (And that dessert option? The BEST)


I hope you have a wonderful 4th celebration and week ahead!

P.S. This week in Notes From the Farmhouse I shared a deep dive into my 2-week capsule wardrobe + packing tips from our trip to England and simple things that have made life better. It’s becoming such a nice place to share all the things.πŸ˜€

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