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Menu Planning: #195

 

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 prepare meals 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 Preparation Plan

Banana Bread

(Recipe Linked) 

Cut Crudites

Hard-boiled Eggs


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: 

Bagels

Homemade Egg Sandwiches

(Recipe Linked) 

Hard Boiled Eggs


Monday

Sandwiches

Salad

Vegetables w/ Dip 


Tuesday

Pancakes

(Recipe Linked) 

Fruit Salad

 

Wednesday

Crab and Shrimp Ravioli 

Lemon Butter Sauce

Salad

Bread 


Thursday

Jambalaya

Broccoli 


Friday

Knock off Panera 

Mac and Cheese

Salad


Saturday

Pizza

Chicken Wings

Cole Slaw


Sunday


Shrimp Kabobs 

Vegetable Kabobs

Rice 



M- Tacos

T- Chicken Parmesan 

W- Jambalaya 

Th- Sandwiches

Fri-Sandwiches 

Sat- Eating Out

Sun- Eating Out 


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


If you are interested in last week’s Menu Plan, the link is below. 


What is your meal plan for this week? 


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