WhatsForDinner

Wow! It’s been a really long time since I’ve shared the “What’s for dinner” planning. My husband is trying not to gain as much weight during “our” pregnancy so I really need to be more aware of what we are eating.

Here is what we are having for dinner this week…what about you?

Monday: Flank pepper steak with onions and peppers, rice, asparagus and garden salad.
Tuesday: Crock pot pork loin with tomatoes, zucchini and onion, rice, and green salad
Wednesday: Shredded pork loin, roasted veggies, spinach salad
Thursday: Sheppards pie (sub mashed potatoes for smashed cauliflower) salad
Friday: Free night aka “Pizza Night!”

If you are having a hard time with meal planning, check out the video about how I plan out my meals. I also put together an easy menu planner for you to use.

I hope you all got a chance to see my video on how I plan out my menu each week. I plan out my meals each week to save both time and money. You can use my Frugal Day Weekly Meal Planner to help you get started. This week is going to be a little different with Memorial Day and my daughter starting pre-school. It’s going to be about fast and easy!

Here is “What’s for dinner” this week!

Monday: Grilling! Getting out the brats and burgers
Tuesday: Beef roast, mashed potatoes, steamed carrots
Wednesday: Crock pot chicken and mushrooms over rice
Thursday: BBQ beef sandwiches, coleslaw
Friday: Pizza Night!

I hope you all got a chance to see my video on how I plan out my menu each week. This week is no different. I plan out my meals each week to save both time and money. You can use my Frugal Day Weekly Meal Planner to help you get started. Here is “What’s for dinner” this week!

Monday: Grilled steak with polenta and eggplant ratatouille
Tuesday: Grilled onion burgers and sweet potato fries
Wednesday: Panko breaded chicken strips, mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy
Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad
Friday: Pizza Night

Each week I plan out my meals in advance. This saves both time and money. I’ve found the weeks that I don’t take the time to plan out my meals are the weeks that I’m losing my mind and my money! Plan ahead! It will make your life so much easier. I’ve come up with the Frugal Day Weekly Meal Planner that has really helped! Feel free to print it and use it for yourself!

Sunday: Chicken strips with fries and coleslaw
Monday: Salisbury Steak, mushrooms and baked potatoes
Tuesday: Grilled chicken, roasted sweet potatoes, salad
Wednesday: Grilled chicken with stir fried veggies and rice
Thursday: LLL- Looks Like Leftovers!
Friday: Pizza night
Saturday: Burgers with sweet potato fries, salad

I am linking up at OrgJunkie.  If you need help creating meals, check it out for more meal planning ideas!

Each week I plan out my meals in advance. This saves both time and money. I’ve found the weeks that I don’t take the time to plan out my meals are the weeks that I’m losing my mind and my money! Plan ahead! It will make your life so much easier. I’ve come up with the Frugal Day Weekly Meal Planner that has really helped! Feel free to print it and use it for yourself!

Since we have a ton of leftovers from our Easter dinner, I’m going to have to get creative this week!

Sunday: Ham dinner
Monday: Hot BBQ ham sandwiches, macarroni salad, sweet potato pie
Tuesday: Breakfast for dinner. Ham and egg scramble
Wednesday: Hamhock and beans, corn bread
Thursday: No more ham! Chicken stir fry
Friday: Pizza Night!

What’s for dinner tonight? That seems to be a theme around here. If I don’t plan out my menu each week I would be lost. I would also spend a lot more money too. Menu planning is a great way to save both time and money. If you want to give it a try, check out my Frugal Day Weekly Meal Planner. (PDF) Let me know how this works for you!

Here is “What’s For Dinner” this week:

Monday: Chicken with penne pasta and broccoli
Tuesday: Chicken Pot Pie Turnovers (Food Network)
Wednesday: Salisbury steak, potatoes, salad
Thursday: Bacon, egg, cheese pull apart biscuits
Friday: Pizza Night

I’ve saved a ton of time, money and energy each week by planning out my meals in advance. This has really helped us with our budget too.  If you need help getting your meal planning in order, check out the Frugal Day Weekly Meal Planner (PDF). It’s free for you to use and easy to print. I hope it’s as helpful for you as it is for me!

Monday: Build your own taco night!
Tuesday: Spaghetti with meatballs, salad, “texas toast”
Wednesday: Parmesan crusted chicken, roasted potatoes, broccoli
Thursday: Left over night
Friday: Hamburgers with homemade fries