If Your Resolution Involves Food. . .
Plan to Eat!
I'm leery of fancy software that claims to make everyday tasks easier. . .usually it just makes the tasks more complicated - and takes my money as a bonus.
However.
Some of my favorite bloggers have been trumpeting the virtues of this Plan to Eat software for at least half a year now. I admit to being very tempted already, but then on Black Friday, Plan to Eat had a huge sale. So I took the plunge. And luckily, I'm quite pleased with the program. Actually, I love this software so much that I decided to be come an affiliate and trumpet its goodness to the heavens.
Since many of my new recipes come from the internet these days, Plan To Eat is a good fit for me. I usually pull things up on our tablet
if I need to actually see the recipe, although I do still print some recipes out to keep in my recipe binder. In the case of frequently made foods, I put them on index cards on the insides of my cabinet doors. Either way, I can still do my meal planning easily on the computer no matter where my recipes are by adding the recipes into Plan to Eat.
This post is a bit rushed because my kids have been swapping off being sick and so I end up using all my computer time wiping noses and comforting phlegmy coughers, but I wanted to let you know that Kat at Inspired to Action is blogging a Meal Planning Boot Camp starting today and using this same program. She's giving you a full run down on how to get the program ready to work for you so you can do your planning for a week in just a few minutes. Check it out!
Meal Planning Boot Camp
I'm leery of fancy software that claims to make everyday tasks easier. . .usually it just makes the tasks more complicated - and takes my money as a bonus.
However.
Some of my favorite bloggers have been trumpeting the virtues of this Plan to Eat software for at least half a year now. I admit to being very tempted already, but then on Black Friday, Plan to Eat had a huge sale. So I took the plunge. And luckily, I'm quite pleased with the program. Actually, I love this software so much that I decided to be come an affiliate and trumpet its goodness to the heavens.
Since many of my new recipes come from the internet these days, Plan To Eat is a good fit for me. I usually pull things up on our tablet
if I need to actually see the recipe, although I do still print some recipes out to keep in my recipe binder. In the case of frequently made foods, I put them on index cards on the insides of my cabinet doors. Either way, I can still do my meal planning easily on the computer no matter where my recipes are by adding the recipes into Plan to Eat.This post is a bit rushed because my kids have been swapping off being sick and so I end up using all my computer time wiping noses and comforting phlegmy coughers, but I wanted to let you know that Kat at Inspired to Action is blogging a Meal Planning Boot Camp starting today and using this same program. She's giving you a full run down on how to get the program ready to work for you so you can do your planning for a week in just a few minutes. Check it out!
Meal Planning Boot Camp
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