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Meal Plan Monday




Here's a picture of Jon with homemade yogurt and frozen blueberries for a snack. He LOVED it!

I thought this would be neat to start after seeing it on another blog. I'm still not great about lunch planning so I'll skip that for now. We usually do either leftovers, some kind of sandwich or soup and bread.

Monday:
Breakfast: Oatmeal and homemade yogurt.
Dinner: Roast with carrots, onions and potatoes

Tuesday
Breakfast: Breakfast scramble and toast
Dinner: Macaroni helper with veggies

Wednesday
Breakfast: Oatmeal and homemade yogurt.
Dinner: Beef and noodles (with leftover roast) and mashed potatoes

Thursday
Breakfast: Eggs and toast
Dinner: Chicken, stuffing, veggies

Friday
Breakfast: Oatmeal and homemade yogurt.
Dinner:Homemade pizza and salad







Here's my dinner menu from last week:
Monday: Chili - made extra and froze half of it.
Tuesday: Baked spaghetti with meat and cheese
Wednesday: Grilled chicken, cheesy potatoes, and salad.
Thursday: Corn dogs and potato wedges
Friday: Pizza
Saturday: Wet burritos

I used the chicken carcass from Wednesday to make homemade soup for Friday's lunch. It was very yummy! I'm going to try to keep up more with posting recipes. Look out for yummy recipes and tips on how to make things like yogurt, kefir, etc...
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