Meal Plans
Since the COVID-19 pandemic and the addition of our baby, cooking at home has become a daily routine. I was feeling really burnt out from constantly having to think about what to cook for the next meal, ensuring that we had the ingredients, and, of course, preparing the meals themselves. Meal planning has been a game-changer. Planning weekly meals in advance, selecting recipes that work for all members of our family, and getting most of the ingredients during a weekend trip to the grocery store has brought a sense of organization and calm to my life.
However, I must admit that I’ve started and stopped planning my weekly meals many times, and it’s still hard for me to maintain the routine every week. Despite this, if you haven’t tried meal planning, I highly recommend giving it a shot for a month to see the difference it can make in your life. For tips and free downloadable worksheets to help you plan your weekly meals, check out my article, Simplify Mealtime with Easy Meal Planning.
My goal is for our family to eat healthy and delicious food while simplifying our meals and cooking as much as possible to reduce stress around mealtime. I’m creating a 4-week meal plan for each season and repeating them until the next season. You can see what I’m eating each season here, and hopefully, it will give you inspiration for your own weekly meal plan. You’re also welcome to simply download my meal plans and follow them.
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Meal Plan Week 4: High-Protein Breakfasts and Easy Dinners
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Easy Meal Planning Ideas for Busy Families
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Easy Cottage Meal Plan: Simple, Delicious, and Stress-Free Meals for Your Getaway
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Summer Meal Plan Week 1: Easy 30-Minute Dinner Ideas
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Summer Meal Plan Week 2: Simple and Easy Dinner Ideas
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Summer Meal Plan Week 3: Easy, Healthy Recipes for Stress-Free Cooking