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Week 88 and we’re still going strong over here. Honestly, I love that you keep coming back for these weekly meal plans because it means dinner is getting just a little easier for all of us. If figuring out what to make every night feels like the hardest part of the day, this plan has your back.
How to Win at Dinner This Week
Some days just getting dinner on the table feels like a win, and this plan makes it happen without the stress. Five easy meals, one simple list, and suddenly you look like you’ve got it all together. Want more ideas? Check out all my other weekly meal plans here.
- Monday: Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole
- Tuesday: Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos
- Wednesday: Marry Me Pot Roast
- Thursday: Crockpot BBQ Meatballs
- Friday: Alice Springs Chicken
Feeds 4–6 + Includes a Grocery List
This free weekly meal plan takes the guesswork out of dinner with five delicious, family-friendly recipes and a cute shopping list to make your week easier.
Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole
Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos
Marry Me Pot Roast
BBQ Meatballs
Alice Springs Chicken
Why I Stick With Weekly Meal Planning
When life gets busy, having dinner figured out is one less thing to stress about. Here are a few more reasons why I stick with it!
- Save money: Groceries aren’t cheap. If you’re planning ahead, that means fewer impulse buys and less food waste.
- Save time: No more 5 PM fridge stares or that “what’s for dinner?” panic.
- Eat better: If I have a meal plan in place, I’m way less likely to grab takeout out of desperation.
Each weekly meal plan comes with a free printable shopping list that’s already measured and organized for you. Just print it, shop it, and you’re halfway to dinner already.
What to Serve with This Week’s Meals
Storing Leftovers
I only plan dinners Monday through Friday. Weekends are our time to relax, be spontaneous, or treat ourselves to something fun. If you’ve got leftovers from the week, store them in an airtight container in the fridge and enjoy a no-cook night when you need it most.
