Wrapping Up the Fall Meal Plan Series! 🍂


Hi there Reader --

I’ve shared seven meal plan posts this fall, each filled with cozy, comforting Japanese dishes to enjoy this season. That wraps up the fall series. Thank you so much for following along!

I’ll be taking a short break from meal plans, but I’ll be back in January with a Winter Meal Plan Series to keep you warm through the colder months.

Until then, I hope you enjoy revisiting your favorite fall recipes and discover some new go-to dishes for you and your family!

Have a wonderful week! またね!

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Juri Austin

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