Still deciding what to make for dinner? We've got it covered. Our February meal plan lists a whole month's worth of dinners for your family.

Your February Meal Plan

Day 1: Baked Lemon Chicken
Bright baked lemon chicken is a family favorite that can be enjoyed year-round. Serve it with warm rice to soak up the delicious and buttery lemon-herb sauce.
Day 2: Chicken Florentine Casserole
This chicken pasta bake uses creamed spinach for extra richness. It’s a filling and hearty dinner that everyone can enjoy. It’s even freezer friendly!
Day 3: Sweet-and-Sour Supper
This simple ground beef dinner is packed with veggies like mushrooms and green peppers. It’s a budget-friendly option for a quick prep meal.
Day 4: Pork Veggie Stir-Fry
—Laurel Reisinger, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
This sweet and savory dinner can be customized with whatever veggies and pantry staples you have on hand, but the original calls for cauliflower, carrots, corn and peas.
Day 5: Sausage Ratatouille
Unlike what you see in the movies, this ratatouille is mixed together and served with rice for an easy meal.
Day 6: Lasagna Roll-Ups
When you don’t want to make a whole pan of lasagna, turn to these fast-bake roll-ups instead. They have all the ingredients you’d find in a traditional lasagna without the hassle of having to layer it.
Day 7: Asparagus-Stuffed Chicken Breast
Similar to chicken cordon bleu, this chicken is stuffed with melty cheese and deli ham. But unlike a chicken cordon bleu, it also has asparagus, Dijon mustard and fresh sage.
Day 8: Pan-Seared Salmon
You can dress up this elegant meal for a date night, or dress it down for a family dinner. The simple yogurt sauce is light and refreshing against the richness of the fish.
Day 7: Burger Sliders with Secret Sauce
These cheeseburger sliders feature a special sauce just like you’d get at a fast food restaurant. This crowd-pleasing, make-ahead recipe is perfect while watching the Big Game.
Day 10: Kielbasa Casserole
This creamy pasta bake is rich and savory, with a bit of tanginess coming from sauerkraut. It’s a kid-friendly meal and a great introduction to Polish sausage.
Day 11: Italian Steak Sandwiches
Elevate your deli meat with these juicy Italian sandwiches. Serve with classic sandwich sides like fries or onion rings.
Day 12: Chicken Broccoli Shells
Repackage chicken and broccoli Alfredo in jumbo stuffed shells. This overnight dish has only six ingredients, most of which are pantry staples.
Day 13: Balsamic Roast Chicken
This roast chicken is tender and juicy with a decadent rosemary and garlic rub. The red wine and vinegar balsamic marinade can be used as a sauce for any cut of chicken.
Day 14: Steak Diane
This simple Steak Diane recipe is made by pan-frying beef tenderloins. It’s served alongside a rich and creamy sauce made from the rendered pan juices.
Day 15: Shrimp Scampi
Shrimp scampi is an Italian-American classic made with garlicky linguine and lemony shrimp. It’s not as thick and rich as an Alfredo. Instead, the cheesy pasta is light and buttery.
Day 16: Beef Bolognese with Linguine
This Bolognese is a labor of love, so it’s a great meal to make on a lazy Sunday. Let it cook past the three hours if you’re looking for a thicker sauce.
Day 17: Citrus-Herb Pork Roast
Make use of citrus season with this orange pork roast. Save the recipe for a special occasion and be sure to serve it with a side dish that’ll soak up the onions and sauce, like noodles.
Day 18: Honey Chicken Stir-Fry
You can skip ordering takeout with this sweet and savory honey chicken stir-fry. With frozen veggies and pre-cooked chicken, it’s quick to assemble and makes an easy lunch the next day.
Day 19: Quick Tacos al Pastor
These pork and pineapple tacos bring street food to your kitchen. Use any leftovers in a bright and zesty taco salad.
Day 20: Meatball Tortellini
This six-ingredient tortellini is a nice change of pace from classic Italian pasta dishes. The slow cooker does all the work in this creamy, veggie-packed meal.
Day 21: Pork Chops with Honey-Garlic Sauce
You only need four ingredients to prepare a sweet, aromatic glaze that tastes surprisingly complex. There’s no marinating necessary.
Day 22: Skillet Nachos
Taco-seasoned ground beef with tomatoes, rice and cheese makes a fast and easy nacho topping. You can have a lot of fun with this one.
Day 23: Easy White Chicken Chili
If you have 30 minutes or less to cook dinner, this easy white chicken chili recipe is just the thing. Dried herbs and chopped green chiles are all you need to season this comforting dish.
Day 24: Baked Spaghetti with Cream of Mushroom Soup
Cream of mushroom soup is the star of this ground beef pasta. Olives, tomatoes, green peppers and mushrooms add extra color while cutting through the richness of the sauce.
Day 25: Taco Salad
Taco salad is the twist on Taco Tuesday you didn’t know you needed. Crisp lettuce is topped with seasoned ground beef, shredded cheese, and nacho-flavored tortilla chips. It’s tied together with a tangy Catalina dressing.
Day 26: Meat Loaf Burgers
Tired of serving meatloaf the same way? Try these patty-style burgers. The meat cooks in the slow cooker all day so it’s nice and tender by the time it’s ready to serve.
Day 27: Chicken Hashbrown Casserole
Rich, creamy and flavorful, this almond-topped casserole requires minimal effort. You can make things easy on yourself and use frozen hash browns.
Day 28: Garlic Butter Steak Bites
End the month on a high note with this quick garlicky dish. You can enjoy restaurant-quality steak without making the commitment of a full steakhouse dinner.