Weekly Meal Plans

The one thing that has helped me over the years with getting dinner on the table every night is to have a PLAN.

A few years ago, I created our Weekly Meal Plans that focus on Main Dishes for Family Favorite Dinner Ideas.

You can access all the Weekly Meal Plans here on the blog every Monday. Or you can sign up for my weekly newsletter and have them delivered to your email.

Some of these recipes featured will be included in my own personal meal plan this week.

But what if you need more help than just the meal plans I share here on Walking on Sunshine Recipes? What if you need grocery lists and detailed printable recipes?

Table of Contents

Meal Planning Service
FREE Sample Menus
Meal Planning with your Instant Pot
Weekly Meal Plan Newsletter
Helpful Printables
Meal Planning Ideas:
Meal Plan for Picky Eaters
Meal Planning for Two
Budget Meal Planning
Easy Meal Plans
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Meal Planning Service

The Eat at Home Meal Plan takes care of all of that! There’s an easy way to save time, money and sanity on these tasks so you can enjoy more of your free time! This system, simplifies family favorite dinner ideas along with meal planning:

Choose from Traditional, Wholesome Traditional, Slow Cooker or the No Flour/No Sugar plan options (you get them all!).
Shop with the color-coded grocery list.
Cook with the simple recipes that include slow cooker recipes, Instant Pot recipes, 15 minute recipes and more!

Save 25% off any plan with the code WOS25

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FREE Sample Menus

If you'd like to try a sample menu, click HERE or the blue button or the box below for more information. You have four free sample menus to choose from!

Click for FREE Sample Menus

Meal Planning with your Instant Pot

If you have an instant pot and would love information on how to use it to help you with meal planning, why not register for Instant Pot School (it’s FREE!).

Included in the FREE lessons:

Four video lessons
Four lesson downloads with assignments and recipes
One Instant Pot Meal Plan and grocery list, with six dinners and a dessert - all for the Instant Pot!

Click HERE for the FREE Instant Pot Lessons

When my kids were younger, my meal plan was just a plain piece of paper with the days of the week and the dinner recipe I was going to prepare. This was way before blogging or meal plan printables were available online to help me.

As our kids grew and schedules became busier, I always included those events on the day of the week. I needed to have an idea if we even had time to eat at home or if maybe that meal had to be portable to eat on the go.

There were many nights we grabbed a container of prepared food to eat in the car while our son was at football practice!

Now through my blog, I have a very convenient Weekly Meal Plan post that goes out to all my readers. If you subscribe to my weekly newsletter, you have access to the free meal planning printables to help you plan out your family's meals as well.