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Skinnytaste Dinner Plan (Week 33)

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Skinnytaste Dinner Plan (Week 33)

Now that the weather is hot here in NY, I’ve been using my grill just about every night. This week’s menu includes some easy summer favorites from my blog and one of my husband’s favorite summer salads exclusive from The Skinnytaste Cookbook. I’ve also included the easiest Slow Cooker Kalua Pork which everyone loves and makes enough to have leftovers for several meals.

Skinnytaste Dinner Plan (Week 33)

Pictured above is The Skinnytaste Meal Planner where I plan my dinners for the week (you can of course use any meal planner). Meal planning is a great way to get organized before heading to the supermarket to get ready for the week! My breakfast is usually something quick like eggs with fruit, a smoothie or avocado toast. We’re a family of four, so if a recipe serves more, it’s either packed up for everyone’s lunch or eaten the next day as leftovers. If you would like to see some of the previous week’s dinner plans, click here.

Skinnytaste Dinner Plan (Week 33)

Monday: Tuscan Panzanella Salad with Grilled Garlic Bread (from The Skinnytaste Cookbook)
Tuesday: Blackened Fish Tacos with Cabbage Mango Slaw
Wednesday: Bangin’ Grilled Shrimp Skewers with Quick Cabbage Slaw
Thursday: Crock Pot Kalua Pork with Quick Cabbage Slaw
Friday: Leftovers over brown rice
Saturday: Dinner Out
Sunday: Grilled Pesto Chicken and Tomato Kebabs with salad

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6 comments on “Skinnytaste Dinner Plan (Week 33)”

  1. Hi Gina,
    I have your Skinnytaste cookbook and in reference to the Tuscan Panzanella Salad, I calculated 10 smart points based on the nutritional value provided on the recipe page, but I see you have 7sp circled on your meal planner. Can you clarify which is correct? Thank you! (p.s. I love this cookbook!)

    1. The only accurate way to determine any recipe’s SmartPoints® value is to plug the ingredients into the recipe builder on the Weight Watchers website (Click on “My Foods,” select “Recipe,” and click “Create a recipe.”) which does not count fruits and vegetables in recipes in the calculations as they are now 0 points.

      The SmartPoints® calculator isn’t meant for recipes and will often give you the wrong points (usually higher). So if you see a recipe with a SmartPoints® value that’s different from what the calculator tells you, now you know why! Test it out for yourself!