Cook Once, Eat Whole30 All Week

With your favorite Tuxton Home dishes, you can make, freeze, store, and reheat all in the same bowl for less cleanup!

The biggest challenge of the Whole30 is filling every meal slot with compliant yet convenient dishes that still taste great, so we created these make-ahead recipes to help you stock your fridge and freezer for the days ahead. One batch cook and you’ll be ready!

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Be a Whole30 Meal-Prep Superstar

In addition to the recipes on these pages, you can also make a few basic items on Sunday so you’ll have tasty, Whole30-compliant meals at your fingertips all week long.

ROASTED VEGETABLES: Roast three or four veggies of your choice on separate sheet pans. Store in separate airtight containers in the fridge, then mix and match at every meal for up to four days.

WHOLE CHICKEN: Season a whole chicken with salt and pepper, add lemon wedges and whole garlic cloves to the cavity and roast. Eat a piece or two for dinner the night you cook it, then store the rest in airtight containers to use in other dishes for up to four days (including our Chicken Enchilada Casserole). There are so many ways to use it:

• Add to soup 
• Toss in a skillet along with roasted cauliflower and Whole30-compliant hot sauce mixed with ghee 
• Top a salad and drizzle with Herb Sauce from our salmon recipe 
• Mix with chopped celery, Whole30-compliant mayo, curry powder, toasted sunflower seeds and a few unsweetened raisins for a quick curried chicken salad wrapped in radicchio leaves

HARD-BOILED EGGS : Keep a dozen of these in the fridge as a quick salad topper, as a grab-and-go breakfast or to enjoy as a post-workout dinner (along with some of those roasted veggies in the fridge). Feeling fancy? Turn a few of them into deviled eggs.

DRESSINGS AND SAUCES : Make a big batch of one sauce you can flavor a few different ways. For example, cashew cream can be mixed with hot sauce to drizzle over sweet potatoes or with lemon juice and paprika to top cooked fish and vegetables. A quick make-ahead vinaigrette will make midweek salads lightning-fast. Prefer a creamy dressing? Make it on the thicker side to double as a dip, then whisk with olive oil when you want a thinner salad dressing.

Written by Beth Lipton for Clean Eating Magazine and legally licensed through the Matcha publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to legal@getmatcha.com.