Life has returned to as normal as it gets around here. The hubster is back to work and the kids and I are settling into our own little groove.
It’s been a month since I started this blog and I’m moving into the fifth week of meal plans. So far it’s been a great experience. It’s re inspired me to cook and try new things, and it’s been an interesting process to try to bring my thoughts into a coherent focus to share with everyone. I’ve made a few updates to posts over the last month to reflect some of this refocusing and I hope what I’ve shared so far has been helpful in feeding your friends and families in way you can feel good about.
So…here’s this week’s plan. No plans for the evenings but with the way timing is working out I have only about 30 minutes to get dinner on the table. This week’s plan is all quick, healthy and yummy dinners for 30 minutes or less, except for Sundays.
Monday Night
Vegetarian breakfast burritos – No recipe required, just scrambled eggs with bell peppers, mushrooms and green onions, served in warm tortillas and topped with shredded cheese, lettuce, avocado and salsa. Served with sliced apples
Tuesday Night
Indian Spiced Sloppy Joes – We eat a lot of chicken so I’m going to use extra lean ground beef in replace of the ground chicken. It works just as well in the recipe and it gives us a little chicken break
Wednesday Night
Chicken Tikka Masala Pasta – I made my Roast Chicken earlier in the day while the kids napped if you are shorter on time a rotisserie chicken could work just as well. This is an Indian inspired pasta that has all the yummy flavours of Tikka Masala in 25 minutes.
Thursday Night
Chicken Caesar wraps – In a large bowl toss together: chopped romaine lettuce, 2 diced tomatoes, diced red pepper, green onion and your favourite Caesar dressing. Place in wraps, with sliced chicken layered on top. Serve with oven fries. Cut a baking potato into wedges and lightly coat with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper and bake in a 375 oven for about 25 minutes.
Friday Night
Bacon, Leek and a fried egg pizza – I made this the other day for photos and to get the recipe down and it was probably one of the best things I have eaten in a long time. The creamy leeks and the egg add a rich, luxuriousness to this dinner.
Saturday Night
Leftover Night – I know I need to clean out the fridge so we’ll use what’s there and make a feast of it. I’ll probably make a salad too.
Sunday Dinner
Creamy vegetable, chicken and tortilla casserole – This is a favourite of my dad’s so I’ll make him happy with this yummy casserole. It’s easy to put together and can use precooked chicken for a busy Sunday. I’ll serve this with a green salad and a lime dressing. In a small container with a lid combine the juice of half a lime, 2 tbsps olive oil, 1 tsp honey, a smooshed clove of garlic and salt to taste. Shake it up and dress your salad.
One more week of meals with six under 30 minutes. If you would like to create your own meal plan or are looking for more information check out my meal planning guide.
Tal do ur fries turn out crispy? We like them crispy around here. If not, what would u suggest to make them crispy?
Xo
Jack
They get crispy but not like some store bought ones. Best way to get them crispier is to get them off the pan. I’d use a wire rack so the heat can get all around. Let me know how it works:)