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🗓️ Weekly Meal Plan: Light Japanese Winter Dinner

Published 10 days ago • 1 min read

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Hi there Reader --

This Weekly Meal Plan is here to help you decide what to cook on busy days. I know how tiring it can feel to think about what to eat every day, so you can leave that part to me.

Each week, you’ll receive a simple 5-day meal plan to help you plan ahead, along with a handy shopping list to make grocery shopping easier.

If five days feels like too much, you can start with just one day or a couple each week, whatever works best for you.

✨ This Week's Meal Plan

This week features light, gently flavored Japanese dishes that feel comforting without being heavy.

If you ever have questions or need support, just hit reply. I’m always happy to help!

I hope you have a great week! Matane またね!

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Juri Austin

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Chef JA Cooks

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At Chef JA Cooks, you’ll discover easy and healthy Japanese recipes, mostly vegetarian, that are simple to recreate at home. The dishes emphasize minimal ingredients and straightforward techniques.

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