I don't know how some women do it. Take care of kids, make sure the house is clean, or work all day and then immediately come home and cook a healthy, hefty meal. I look up to women who can do all those things, plus more.
As part of my new years resolution I wanted to become a better cook by cooking more frequently. Hannah, a friend and fellow blogger, just recently started meal planning for her family. What a great idea it is to make this a Sunday night ritual, so you can plan out dinner for the week and know exactly what you need to pick up during your weekly grocery shopping trip.
I thought this idea would be a perfect for me to try, and hopefully it would help get me organized to make it easier to achieve my resolution. I searched the web for a weekly meal planner, but I ended up make my own version.
So far our week is looking like this:
Monday- Sphaghetti, garlic mashed pototoes, and grilled asparagus
Tuesday- Help yourself night
(Being a wife of a coach and to someone who has an extreme
love for all sports, we attend almost every Wichita Southeast
sporting event, so this night we will be watching Basketball.)
love for all sports, we attend almost every Wichita Southeast
sporting event, so this night we will be watching Basketball.)
Wednesday- Sausage breakfast pizza
Thursday- Grilled chicken, salad, & turnips
Friday- Leftovers
(Basketball night)
(Basketball night)
Saturday- Meatloaf, corn bread, green beans, salad
Sunday- Family night
(Every Sunday we usually get together with family after church
for a late lunch/early dinner, where we go out to eat or someone
hosts dinner)
for a late lunch/early dinner, where we go out to eat or someone
hosts dinner)
Usually, I make a dessert at the beginning of the week that lasts the husband and I awhile, but since we are trying to eat more healthy, sweets are a no go these days. In return, we have added another vegetable to almost each of our meals.
What are your go to meals throughout the week? Feel free to leave me a comment with a recipe or two! I get stuck in a rut of cooking the same things, so I'm always in need of some fresh new ideas.
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