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Menu Plan #180

 

Meal planning is essential to eating healthy, keeping the grocery bill down, and maintaining your sanity throughout a workweek.   In addition to meal planning, I try to meal prep as much as possible over the weekend.   This helps to lower my stress during the week.    However, if we have a busy weekend, I try to plan simple or crockpot meals.   


Meal Prep Plan


Oatmeal Bake

Vegetable Dip

Pizza


NOTE- 

1- Click on the picture and get a link to a post sharing the recipe. 

2- Although at the time of the blog postings all prices were correct, the current cost of preparation of these dishes may be higher due to inflation and/or location.     


Breakfast Options: 

Oatmeal Bake

Cereal

Yogurt


Monday


Jambalaya

Bread


Tuesday

Leftovers


Wednesday 


Fajita Taco Soup*

Quesadilla 


Thursday 


Hoagies

Vegetable Sticks


Friday

Pizza

Salad


Saturday

Shrimp Casserole

Salad  


Sunday

Fried Rice

Wontons

Salad


This week’s rough plan: 


M- Burgers

T- Baked Shrimp

W- Leftovers

Th- Turkey Dinner

Fri- Turkey Soup

Sat- Leftovers

Sun- Bratwurst  


* Indicate that the recipe is a new one for our family.    


What is your meal plan for this week?


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