Meal Planning Mama

I love meal planning, though I frequently fall off the wagon when it comes to actually doing it week after week. I'm not sure why. I love planning and shopping and having the stress and hassle of figuring things out each day for each meal being lifted off my shoulders. After a little thought of what I should do about this problem, I decided to do a little experiment this month. I am starting a week into the month. Better late than never, right? In case your interested in streamlining your meal planning schedule in the near future.

The Month of June Breakfast Menu:

Muffin Monday: Apple, Blueberry, Bran

Tasty Cobble Tuesday: Apple, Blueberry, Blueberry/Rhubarb

Wacky Egg Wednesday: Egg Sandwiches, Egg Casserole, Egg Burritos, Scrambled

Tasty Toasted Pancake Thursday: Whole Wheat, Blueberry, Chocolate Chip

French Toast Friday: French toast casserole, and just reg. french toast

Sausage Saturday: Biscuits, & Sausage gravy

Cereal Sunday: Cereal or Oatmeal

 The Month of June Lunch Menu: 

(except VBS week we eat at church)

Monday: Grill Cheese or BLT Sandwiches, pretzels, french fries, fruit

Tuesday: Chicken & Rice, veggie, butter bread

Wednesday: PB&J Sand., grapes or bananas, chips

Thursday: Spaghetti, garlic bread, veggie

Friday: Tator Tot Casserole, veggie, butter bread

Saturday: Bologna Sand., raspberries from the garden, yogurt with granola

Sunday: Burrito Casserole

The Month of June Supper Menu:

Meatloaf Monday: potatoes from the garden, a veggie and rolls

Taco Tuesday: brown rice, sour cream, lettuce, tomatoes, refried beans

Wacky Wednesday: Leftovers

Tasty Treat Thursday: Eating from the GARDEN!

Fun Friday: Homemade Pizza

Soup Saturday: Chili, Potato, Hamb./Veggie

Scrounge Sunday: Leftovers or our traditional popcorn supper

I'm hoping that by sticking to a very simple, quick, and easy menu that it makes this whole plan very stress free for this busy month. It also should help to streamline my monthly shopping trip. If you have struggled with consistent meal planning or never tried it before, maybe you should give this method a try and then let me know what you think. Happy Planning!