
Weekly meal ideas to help get supper on the table week 1.
After several friends have asked me for a weekly meal plan and then a survey on Facebook showed so many of you would be interested, I decided I would start doing a Thursday meal plan.
I'm going to mainly concentrate on dinner because I think this is where so many of us run into frustration with feeding our families.
The names of the recipes are links directly to the recipes. At the bottom of each post there is a blue recipe tab right before the directions for the recipe. This tab can be used to save ingredient list in Ziplist and to create a shopping list for the ingredients you will need for the week. I love Ziplist because it's taken the hassle out of trying to figure out what I need for each recipe before I head to the store, it does all the work for you.
Breakfast: Perfect Waffles
We start out Sunday mornings with Waffles and make a double batch to freeze the leftovers immediately on a cookie sheet and then store them in a large ziploc bag for an additional fast breakfast option during the week for the kids. We just place them directly in the toaster to reheat.
Sunday Supper: Crock Pot Beef Stroganoff and Hawaiian Dinner Rolls
If Colt's lucky and the kids didn't devour all of the Crock Pot Beef Stroganoff he will take the leftover to work the next day for lunch.
Dessert: Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp and Vanilla Ice Cream
Monday:
Breakfast: Leftover Waffles, Eggs or Oatmeal and Fruit.
Dinner: Creamy Macaroni and Cheese with Broccoli, leftover Hawaiian Dinner Rolls and a Side Salad.
Dessert: Leftover Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp and Vanilla Ice Cream
Tuesday:
Breakfast: Moist Banana Nut Muffins, Seasonal Fruit, Eggs Or Oatmeal.
Dinner: Quick Shrimp Tacos , Black Beans and Restaurant Style Mexican Rice.
Dessert: Ice Cream or Skip
Wednesday:
Breakfast: Frozen leftover Perfect Waffles, leftover Moist Banana Nut Muffins, Eggs, Fruit or Oatmeal.
Dinner: Chicken and Red Potatoes in One Pan with a Salad or Oven Roasted Broccoli
Dessert: Chocolate Chip Treasure Cookies
Thursday:
Breakfast: Eggs or Oatmeal and Fruit.
Dinner: Easy Fully Loaded Baked Potatoes and Salad.
Dessert: Leftover Chocolate Chip Treasure Cookies
Breakfast: Eggs or Oatmeal and Fruit.
Dinner: Italian Sloppy Joes and Salad.
Dessert: Eggless Chocolate Banana Monkey Cake
This cake is so easy and takes very little time. It is just as delicious warm as it is at room temperature so dependent on time it could be made earlier in the day or tossed in the oven while enjoying your Italian Sloppy Joe's.
This is the most requested breakfast item in our house and my all time favorite.
Great meal plan. All the photos and recipes looks quite tasty.
ReplyDeleteWow, look at you go! That is one amazing meal plan ;) We have your puff pancakes just about every Saturday morning :)
ReplyDeleteI think I might want to be a mouse at your house, especially on Saturday morning. Love those puff pancakes!
ReplyDeleteMy husband mentioned wanting some Beef Stroganoff today so thanks for the link to that Crockpot version! Going to try it next week!
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you make the Stroganoff, it's always a favorite in our house!
DeleteLooks like you're eating well all week. It's been too long since I've made a puff pancake.
ReplyDeleteSerena, you're very inspiring and amazing! I truly believe meal planning is the key for people to stay in for dinner instead of eating out or taking out food (which can be unhealthy). That being said, it's not too easy to come up with a whole week of dinner menus. And you do help a lot of people buy suggesting meal plans! We can always tweak recipe by things we have in the fridge etc, but this is a great start! I'd be happy dining at your home... :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Nami.. I agree it's so much easier to have a meal plan and keeps us from the last minute temptation to eat out.
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