What’s Cooking this Week?
Thanksgiving Salad with Cinnamon Cider Vinaigrette

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Maple Bacon Brussels Sprouts
This is super tasty (it’s a Pioneer Women recipe, so duh!) way to make Brussel sprouts. The combination of maple syrup and bacon is one of the most underrated pairings of all time. Here, it bring its magic to sensational skillet Brussels sprouts, soon to be known as your new favorite Thanksgiving side dish.

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Dairy Free Mashed Potatoes

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Sourdough Stuffing

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Slow-Cooker Turkey & Kale Minestrone Soup
Got leftover turkey? Cook up a pot of soup! Adjust the heat level in the dish by adding red pepper, too, to make it extra hot. Serve this slow-cooker minestrone with crusty sourdough bread.

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30-Minute Leftover Sweet Potato & Turkey Enchilada Skillet
This delicious and easy sweet potato turkey enchilada skillet is the best way to use your Thanksgiving leftovers! It’s made with my easy 5-minute homemade enchilada sauce, corn tortillas, and layers of melted cheese. Top with fresh herbs and greek yogurt and enjoy a protein-packed meal!

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Whole30 Buffalo Chicken Salad
If you’re looking for flavor that’s very un-Thanksgiving-like, then try making these buffalo turkey salad lettuce wraps. Just snag some lettuce, hot sauce, that leftover turkey, and whatever other toppings you prefer.

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Asian Turkey Noodle Soup
This recipe was literally designed to accommodate for leftover meats like chicken or turkey. And, it’s super-simple and requires only a few fast steps to whip up.

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Saturday Morning Drop-Ins
Use these Drop-Ins or Coaching Sessions for help or coaching support- think of me as your Concierge Nutritionist! I’m here to answer questions and connect you with others on their healthy journey. Can’t make a call but have a topic or question? Email amy@foodandmoodlab.com. And, you can just listen in too- no video required, just drop in. Most sessions are recorded and can be accessed from the member resources page.
Members are asking to change it up, so starting in December, drop-in coaching calls will now be at 9:00 AM ET on Saturdays. Some of the focus areas for December will be:
- Keeping holidays healthy
- Fasting tips
- Building your own plan
- Trending nutrition topics like microplastics and more









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