Besides, you may not even like three quarters of the recipes. So what’s the answer? Your own customized 30 minute cooking plan, plus a little organization. Let’s see how you can make a real 30 minute cooking plan that works. As you might suspect, organization is the real key. You know which dishes your family likes and you’ve probably got a number of favorites. Spaghetti, meatloaf, stew, chili, enchiladas and other such meals that can be made in large batches and frozen in dinner sized portions are the time saving gems that are the basis of a successful 30 minute cooking plan. You’ll probably want more diversity, but you can see that this strategy makes your 30 minute cooking plan a winner.

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