I menu plan a month at a time. Most foods are only served once a month, but a few like eggs are served several times (because they are free from our chickens). Monthly meal planning is really not that difficult. We are very limited in foods that we can eat by our food allergies.
I apologize that I didn't do a price breakdown. Most of our meals feed 3 adults and 2 kids and are around $5, including side dishes. The meals would be even cheaper if you didn't have to buy special foods for allergies.
So here's what I have.
- salmon patties
- chili soup
- baked chicken
- potato soup
- burgers & fries
- eggs & fried taters
- homemade hamber or chicken helper
- veggie soup
- sloppy joes
- chicken rice stir fry
- tacos
- meatloaf
- round steak & mashed potatoes
- soup beans
- pizza
- chicken & rice casserole
- pork chops
- roast
- homemade chicken nuggets
- salisbury steaks
- chicken quesadillas
- spaghetti & meatballs
- eggs & fried taters
- hot dogs
- spanish rice & porcupine balls
- bbq beef & baked beans
- salmon patties & lentils
- chicken noodle soup
Am I missing something? What's on your dinner table?
For more ideas, visit Organizing Junkie for Meal Planning Monday.
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2 comments:
Think you have it all covered!
HI Calina, I tried commenting to you over on my blog, but it didn't go through, odd. Anyway, thanks for the info on the possible tax deductions and also on the allergygrocers.com I am going to check them out.
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