A Week of Whole30 Mexican Dinners with Grocery List is a collection of 7 delicious, flavorful meals that will, without a doubt, spice up your next round of Whole30 with recipes from slow cooker crispy chicken tacos to a spicy tuna salad and more.
A Week of Whole30 Mexican Dinners
with Grocery List
A couple of weeks ago my sister and her husband came over for dinner. We began to exchange stories about the adventures of marriage and the difficulties of being adults. Simple things really, like cooking, cleaning and grocery shopping. But all things you really have to learn to do right as adults.
When my husband and I first got married, grocery shopping was one of the hardest parts for us to learn. I wanted to keep a stocked fridge just like at my parents’ house. We’d go to the grocery store and load up our shopping cart with all types of food.
For a long time the same thing would happen though. Most of the fresh produce would rot, meat was left frozen for far too long, and our pantry was full of a strange assortment of items that couldn’t really make a meal.
After weeks, months, and maybe even years of this, I realized that I needed to be better about meal planning. Little by little, I got a better idea of what I needed to buy for the week. As a result, we were able to cut our spending on groceries and became less wasteful. Meal planning also provided the ease in knowing the answer to the dreaded question, “what’s for dinner?”.
Meal planning was crucial when my husband and I decided to do our first round of Whole30. Planning out our meals ensured we were only buying the necessary ingredients to prepare compliant and delicious meals.
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Meal planning and the Whole30 also allowed me to play around with the flavors and ingredients of the wonderful Mexican foods I grew up eating.
I have been able to recreate delicious dishes for my family that honors our culture and delights our tastebuds all with a healthy twist.
Whole30 Mexican Dinners with Grocery List
Today I am happy to be able to share with you a collection of those meals in this week of Whole30 Mexican dinners with grocery list.
In this week of Whole30 Mexican dinners with grocery list I have included a mix of simple and more complex meals. The order of the meals is just a suggestion. It is based off of how I like to plan for dinners. Feel free to move things around though as you see fit. A great part about these meals, is that you can save any leftovers for lunch the next day.
If you are also planning to do Whole30 in January or sometime in the future, then this week of Whole30 Mexican dinners with grocery list will hopefully be a great and flavorful guide for you.
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I hope you enjoy!
Are there any Mexican dinners you would like to see a Whole30 version of? Let me know if the comments below.
Omg this looks yum!
Thank you so much!
I’d love to try some Puerto Rican recipes! I’ve heard your aunt is a fabulous cook!
Hi Joann, I an slowly learning some great Puerto Rican dishes. It’s definitely a goal of mine to learn some more and share them this year. And she is a fabulous cook, we ate some delicious food while visiting her this last week.
Gemma, I’m looking forward to these recipes. My husband and I love Mexican food and we are trying to eat better in 2019…so I love the idea of whole30 Mexican dinners! Thanks so much!
Hi Cayla, I am so happy to hear that! I hope you enjoy them. I use to think you had to sacrifice taste when eating healthy, but these recipes really are flavorful. Best of luck with eating better!
This looks great! I love that you included a grocery list too, I always struggle with meal prep and planning because I never know where to start. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! I agree, grocery lists really do help.
That photo on the right side bar, is that a photo of you?!?!? How gorgeous. I will admit latinos have a physical beauty about them!
Following along with your posts maybe we’ll all get that latino glow?!?!?!
Hi Pamela, it is a picture of me. You are so sweet, thank you! So happy you are following along.
Maybe I’m weird, but I’ve always loved meal planning. Because it is something I’ve always done with my husband. He typically works in the evenings, and so planning what to make for his days off is just wonderful for me. I’ve been on a kick to organize my kitchen and pantry over the last year, and stock up on things. Which has really changed how we’ve approached store trips and the typical wasted food you talked about. Now, I have a much better handle on it, but I definitely understand it can be difficult.
Meal planning still feels like a chore sometimes, but I know it’s so beneficial. On the weeks that I have actually meal planned, I feel less stressed about the week and am much more productive. I can see why you love it.