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Real Food Meal Plan Week 4

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Every week’s schedule brings new challenges at dinnertime. It seems like the challenges change from one week to the next, but it’s always something. This week, the kids are on school vacation, so I’ll have to work around our daily adventures to get dinner on the table. Also, my son is getting braces midweek, so he’ll need to eat soft food for a few days later in the week. We’ll be away for the weekend, and I do love writing “away” on the meal plan for two nights. It’s definitely a treat to let someone else do the cooking once in a while. I’m hoping to find a good locavore restaurant to try during our ski weekend.

For the rest of the week, I’m depending on easy meals that can be prepared well ahead of dinnertime. I’ll work on part of each dinner during the morning before we get going for the day. The Roasted Squash Apple Soup is an old favorite that’s going in my book, so I want to refine it. The Korean Beef Tacos are a new recipe I’m trying this week from A Year of Slow Cooking. Hopefully everyone will like them.

Real Food Meal Plan

Saturday: Away

Sunday: Away

Monday: Roasted squash apple soup, grilled cheese, salad

Tuesday: Slow cooker Korean beef tacos (substitute maple syrup), Asian slaw

Wednesday: Creamy mushroom soup (pureed), biscuits

Thursday: Baked pasta casserole, cucumbers and carrots with ranch dip, leftover mushroom soup

Friday: Cheese quiche, salad, home fries

Meal Planning Resources

Visit this post for tips on how to write a clean eating meal plan.

And for other ideas, here are our previous weekly meal plans:

Real Food Meal Plan Week One
Real Food Meal Plan Week Two
Real Food Meal Plan Week Three

 What’s on your menu this week? Please share ideas and recipes in the comments.

Linking to Menu Plan Monday.

7 Comments

  1. You inspired me to start meal planning as a way to keep my afternoons less stressful and my shopping more organized. I also experienced the “yeah” from the kids when I posted the first menu. I am only in the second week, but I have already learned to leave an open day for a leftover meal (last weeks pork tenderloin on Tuesday was used on a pizza Thursday). Thanks for helping me get started!

    1. That’s great, Linsey! I’m glad it’s working well. Aren’t things so much less stressful with a meal plan?

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