If you are looking for recipes that are specifically geared toward saving you time, look no further than sheet pan meals! The great thing about

So…here we are again, new year, new cycle. A great time to decide to do one thing differently—maybe one for the year, or one every

As we enter a New Year, saving money might be one of your top goals. We know that simply by creating a meal plan, you

We’re excited to announce that The Great Plan to Eat Cookie Swap was a success! We received so many recipes and some heartfelt messages with

For as long as I can remember, this has been my absolute favorite pie. Growing up, my mom would always make it for Thanksgiving dinner.

We’ve entered Fall. Daylight is waning and it’s getting chilly. This is a great time of year to bring your crockpot or slow cooker out

If you aren’t already familiar, a galette is basically a smaller, freeform version of a pie. A little less filling, a little more flaky crust,

I don’t know if you feel the same way or not, but fall has snuck up on me this year. Living in Charleston, we definitely

Summer is in full swing and this month I’m bringing you a delicious recipe that utilizes one of summer’s best veggies – zucchini! If you

It’s blueberry season here in the South, so I thought I would share a simple and delicious breakfast idea with you – blueberry muffins! These

I have a nice seasonal treat for you all this month! Strawberry cake! We love going to pick strawberries each spring. Thankfully, we were still

Hi there! It’s Anna from over at The Little Blue Mixer. I am so excited to be here with you at Plan to Eat! I

A quick search on the internet for “Thanksgiving side dishes” will yield a plethora of festive holiday recipes. All of which were designed to complement

A few weeks ago, we loaded up the truck and went on a small family vacay to pick apples in North Carolina. It was a

Last week we shared a blog post that touched on how to use your freezer to keep inventory of recipe ingredients. This week, we want

The rain poured today. The wind pounded the droplets against the window as it came down.  The pattering of water could be heard throughout the