- Sunday - crazy day with soccer games, so leftovers from the fridge
- Monday - kebabs & rice
- Tuesday - Tacos, chips & guacamole
- Wednesday - Spaghetti & meatballs
- Thursday - Tomato soup & grilled cheese sandwiches + salad
- Friday - homemade taquitos & guacamole
- Saturday - homemade calzones
- Sunday - I'll be traveling, so M will make either pizza or pasta & some sort of protein for the kids.
And, because I love it when other bloggers share what they *actually* ate the prior week vs the meal plan, I thought I'd do the same.
This was our menu plan from last week:
- Sunday - rice, Persian beef kebabs, and yogurt sauce
- Monday - leftover tacos for the kids, risotto for the adults
- Tuesday - I'll be home late, so I'll ask the nanny to heat up the remaining chicken pastina for the adults, and spaghetti and meatballs for the kids
- Wednesday - I have a work dinner, so I'm guessing M will either take the kids to Sweet Tomatoes, or heat up a frozen pizza
- Thursday - leftover kebabs & rice
- Friday - Chicken marsala casserole
- Saturday - homemade calzones
And, what we ate:
- Sunday - definitely had the rice & kebabs + yogurt. Yum!
- Monday - We also had the leftover tacos & risotto, split between kids & adults
- Tuesday - I didn't end up having to work late, so I had the pastina, M had still more risotto, and the kids had spaghetti & meatballs.
- Wednesday - as I guessed, M did take the kids to Sweet Tomatoes for dinner
- Thursday - yes, we had the leftover kebabs & rice!
- Friday - I made chicken marsala casserole
- Saturday - Nope, I didn't make the calzones, as we got home late from the movies. Instead, I took a couple of frozen pizzas (we had a sleepover guest as well) & doctored them up.
All told, I'm super impressed that we stayed on track & only had one deviation from the plan. Especially given that it was a bit of a crazy week.
How about you? Did you stay on track for your menu plan? How often do you typically cook "fresh" meals, vs repurposing ones you already have? I find that we only need 2-3 fresh meals, and the rest are generally leftovers.
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