Menu Plan Monday, December 17th

It’s Monday, do you have your meal plan ready? If you need a few easy dinner ideas check out meal plan below. It’s full of easy to make meals.

Menu plan with recipe links

 

We are getting so close to Christmas now. Do you know what you are having on Christmas for dinner? I’m not decided yet. I thinking either ham or roast beef or maybe even meatloaf.

The artichoke chicken casserole is so good. If you like artichokes you need to give it a try. We also love the southwest chicken skillet. It’s one my kids ask for often and the leftovers reheat well too. 

I need to decide soon so I can go shopping. 

This week’s menu is an easy menu plan. We will be having chicken from the freezer a few times and a favorite of our family tacos.

I like to get my menu fairly simple this time of year. It makes getting dinner on the table so much easier. No need to have to stress about dinner when there is so much more to do. 

Here’s what’s cooking at our house this week

Dinners

Chicken Artichoke Casserole ~ This is a healthy chicken artichoke pasta recipe is easy enough for everyday dinner but fancy enough for a company dinner.

Artichoke Chicken Casserole, Egg Noodles, and Salad

Honey Spiced Chicken, Roasted Potatoes, and Broccoli

Southwest Chicken Skillet, Salad, and Fruit

Garlic and Herb Pork Chops, Mashed Potatoes, and Salad

Tacos, Refried Beans, Chips and Salsa

Salmon Patties, Homemade Tartar Sauce, Rice, and Vegetables

Honey Balsamic Chicken Tenders, Roasted Potatoes and Vegetables, Fruit

Lunches

Leftover most days

Bean and Bacon Soup, Cornbread, and Fruit

Homemade Corn Dogs, Chips, and Fruit

 

Breakfast

Yummy Baked Maple Bars Recipe

Toast, Eggs and Oatmeal

 Baked Maple Bars, Eggs and Sausage

Chocolate Chip Scones, Eggs and Bacon

What’s on your menu for this week?

 
Where to find more menu plan ideas for this week.

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2 Comments

  1. We usually have ham for Christmas, because it’s my husband’s favorite. I prefer to have turkey myself, but I am usually outvoted 🙂

    Your maple bars look delicious…I love that they are baked, since I hate dealing with frying oil. I must try these out soon!

    1. I would make turkey for both holidays too. But my sister’s boyfriend can’t eat turkey. Plus we all like ham too. The maple bars are so yummy. You can make the dough the night before and place it into a bowl covered with plastic wrap and let it rise overnight. Then in the morning, punch the dough down and cut into bars. Let rise while heating the oven and bake. They are so good fresh out of the oven. 🙂

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