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Time for this week’s dinner ideas! It was a really busy week with a lot of events, but I loved the time we had to eat together at home.

Our weekly menu will give you some good dinner ideas

Time for this week’s dinner ideas! While we had a lot more meals out/leftovers than normal, I still wanted to share what a busy week of dinners looks like for us.

Here’s a quick review of our weekly dinners: 

MondayHamburgers + Roasted Green Beans

The boys requested hamburgers this week, and typically I would make them with fries, but after a week of Thanksgiving dinner and lots of other big meals, I went with leftover green beans and roasted them up for a slightly healthier side dish. Yum!

Tuesday: Breakfast Burritos

These are a super easy dinner that I make often. Everyone loves them! I don’t really use a recipe — just ground sausage, scrambled eggs, and cheese, with a little bit of salsa.

Wednesday: Tortellini Sausage Soup

This is one of our all time favorite soups. It’s hearty and delicious and easy to toss together. Perfect for soup season!

Thursday: Turkey Noodle Soup (leftovers)

I made turkey noodle soup with the leftover turkey (and homemade broth from the turkey carcass) after Thanksgiving, and we had a giant pot of it, so we’re doing leftovers to get through it!

Friday: Order in Pizza

Saturday: Barbacoa Tacos

Usually we eat out or order in on Saturdays, but since we ordered pizza on Friday, we did crockpot tacos for Saturday dinner. I love a meal that can cook all day and be ready in the evening!

Sunday: Short Rib Bolognese with homemade noodles

I haven’t made this recipe in a while, and it’s been a while since I made homemade noodles! This is a great Sunday dinner!

Sunday Dessert: Chocolate Scotcheroos

One of our favorite family desserts!

See all my past weekly menus HERE!

Weekly Menu, March 24-30

Time for this week’s dinner ideas! This week’s meals were perfectly easy, quick, and delicious for a busy schedule!

Our weekly menu will give you some good dinner ideas!

Here’s a quick review of our weekly dinners: 

Monday: Steak Fajita Bowls

I ran across this easy and yummy dish on Instagram last week and saved it to make. It was definitely a hit – everyone loved it and I used some leftover rice from Sunday dinner so it was quick and easy to make.

Tuesday: Breakfast Burritos

I made these for a quick weeknight meal, and added air fryer tater tots instead of potatoes, cause my kids prefer those.

Wednesday: Prosciutto Pasta and Garlic Bread

My husband found this recipe when I was making the menu last week and requested it. It was quick and easy to make, and everyone loved it.

Thursday: Slow Cooker Beef Noodles

I’ve made this recipe a few times, and I tweak it a little just cause I don’t want cream of mushroom soup in it. I just add diced mushrooms and that gives it some great flavor. With all the shredded beef, my kids don’t even know there are tons of mushrooms in this!

Friday: BBQ Chicken Pizza

This weekend we BBQ’d pizza instead of cooked it in the oven, cause it was just such beautiful weather! Everyone got to choose their own toppings.

Saturday: Date Night

Sunday: Roast with Garlic Bread and Salad

We have church early on Sunday, but it’s the best to have the whole afternoon with no cooking. This roast is always a hit and so easy to throw in the crockpot and go.

Merrick’s Breakfasts and Lunches

This week I started a 30 DAY CHALLENGE and my goal is to get 120g of protein per day. I used THIS CALCULATOR and THIS POST to calculate my protein intake based on my goals, weight, and activity levels. I’m also use the app Lose It! to calculate protein levels – I’m not tracking anything else, just protein for now. I was using My Fitness Pal, but someone suggested Lose It! and it’s way less clunky for the free version – definitely recommend.

Here are some of the recipes I tried this week to get 120g of protein each day.

Cucumber tuna boats

Hot Honey Chicken Bowl

Pistachio Gelato Chia Seed Pudding

Cottage cheese, banana, peanut butter bowl

SEE ALL MY PAST WEEKLY MENUS HERE!

One Comment

  1. Martha says:

    I love how you make meal planning look so doable! The Steak Fajita Bowls from Monday are a great example of how to use leftovers creatively. I also appreciate the Breakfast Burritos on Tuesday—such a quick and satisfying meal, especially with the air fryer tater tots. When life gets busy, it’s nice to have go-to recipes that are both delicious and easy to prepare. And if you ever need a night off from cooking, ordering in from Grubhub can be a lifesaver. It’s all about balance and finding what works best for your schedule.

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