Recipe meal planner

Plan what to cook this week from your saved recipes

Add recipes to This Week, adjust servings, generate one grocery list, then cook from a clean step-by-step recipe view. No calendar admin, no blank meal plan spreadsheet, no forgotten saves.

This Week

Lemon chicken traybake

Serves 4 · 45 mins

Pasta alla vodka

Serves 2 · 30 mins

Chickpea curry

Serves 6 · 40 mins

Shopping list ready

Ingredients merged across 3 recipes

Recently cooked

Keep track of meals worth repeating

A meal planner built around recipes you already saved

Plan a rolling week

This Week is a simple cook queue. Add meals you intend to cook soon, and they stay there until you remove them or mark them cooked.

Generate one grocery list

Turn your planned recipes into a merged shopping list. Duplicate ingredients are combined and grouped by store section.

Cook without losing context

Open any planned recipe in Cook Mode for large step-by-step instructions, built-in timers, and automatic screen wake lock.

Remember what worked

Mark recipes cooked, leave a quick note, and bring a favourite back into your plan with Cook again.

How it fits together

1

Save recipes

Paste any URL and save a clean version.

2

Plan This Week

Queue recipes you actually intend to cook.

3

Shop once

Generate a combined grocery list.

4

Cook and repeat

Mark cooked and bring favourites back.

Less rigid than a calendar, more useful than a bookmark folder

The usual problem

  • Recipes saved across bookmarks, screenshots, and tabs
  • Weekly meal plans abandoned when one dinner changes
  • Shopping lists copied by hand from multiple recipes
  • No record of what you actually cooked

With Drizzlelemons

  • Saved recipes become a searchable cookable collection
  • This Week stays flexible until you cook or remove items
  • Shopping lists generate from planned recipes
  • Cooked history helps you repeat meals that worked

Recipe meal planner FAQ

Does This Week clear at the end of the week?

No. It is a rolling queue, so recipes stay planned until you remove them or mark them cooked.

Can I use it with recipes from any website?

Yes. Save a recipe into Drizzlelemons first, then add it to This Week from your recipe collection.

Can I change servings before shopping?

Yes. Each planned recipe has its own serving control, and those servings are used when the shopping list is generated.

How is this different from the shopping list?

This Week is for deciding what to cook. The shopping list is generated from that plan when you are ready to shop.

Turn saved recipes into meals you actually cook

Start with a free account, save a few recipes, then use This Week to plan your next shop and cook from one clean workflow.

Try the Meal Planner

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