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Monday, February 26, 2024

Week 784 Weekly Dinner Menu

Hello, all! I blew it last week big time. Holiday weekend, sick kid, all the fun things that change up the schedule. But we gotta get back to business this week!

Week 784 weekly dinner menu from This Week for Dinner

MONDAY:

  • Takeout (starting the week out strong hahahahaha)

TUESDAY:

WEDNESDAY:

THURSDAY:

  • Homemade hamburgers

FRIDAY:

  • Leftoversd

SATURDAY:

  • Date night! Domino’s delivery for the kids, Domino’s in-restaurant for us (just kidding) 

SUNDAY:

Your turn! Share your own menus below! I just want to say thank you because it has been so nice being back at this and being able to read through your menus every week for inspiration. It is the best!


16 Comments »

  1. 1
    Sarah

    Way to go getting back into the swing of things!

    Here is our menu:

    Sunday: Tropical fruit salad with brown rice and minted chicken
    Monday/Tuesday: One pot sausage and sun dried tomato pasta (Budget Bytes)
    Wednesday-Friday: Pasta e fagioli soup
    Saturday: Date night

  2. 2
    Greg H.

    Sun: Ditalini pasta salad with chard and feta (Bon Appetit recipe)

    Mon: Japanese coriander chicken wings, inari sushi, sautéed greens

    Tues: Instant Pot Cowboy stew

    Wed: leftovers

    Thurs: leftovers

    Fri: leftovers

    Sat: Broiled salmon, green salad, Rice-a-Roni

  3. I hope everyone is feeling better! Tis the season…..

    Sunday: Flash-Marinated Skirt Steaks with salad
    Monday: Orange Chicken with roasted broccoli
    Tuesday: Breakfast bowls (potatoes, sausage, & eggs)
    Wednesday: Chana Masala with rice and butternut squash
    Thursday: Weeknight Crispy Chicken Wings (Smitten Kitchen) with Caesar salad
    Friday: Homemade pizza night!
    Saturday: Out!

  4. 4
    Vicki

    Monday: Breakfast for Dinner–Scrambled Eggs, Bratkartoffeln, and Salad

    Tuesday: Chicken Paprikash and Spaetzle and Asparagus

    Wednesday: Feta Corn Pasta and Salad

    Thursday: Poutine and Roast Carrot Avocado Salad

    Friday: Gyros with Tzatziki, Hummus, and Greek Salad

    Saturday: Wings and Wedge Salad

    Sunday: Pork Meatballs and Sauerkraut in Apple Pear Sauce and Brussels Sprout Salad

  5. 5
    Kim from PA

    Fri: Salmon w lemon butter, salad
    Sat: Garlic, parsley, & chive chicken, baked sweet potato
    Sun: Chickpea pasta with sausage, mustard,& basil sauce, with salad
    Mon: Leftover pasta with fried egg
    Tue: Ground chicken tacos with lots of toppings
    Wed: Baked salmon, peas
    Thu: Tuna cakes, corn

  6. thank you everyone!!!

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  10. Takeout saves time but can eat the grocery budget. My failed menus recover with Sunday pot roast and mashed potatoes.

  11. 11
    Cute Pool

    add asparagus and bell peppers to the menu will be a good idea

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  13. 13
    Carlos

    A weekly menu feels especially practical when a holiday weekend and a sick child have already disrupted the usual rhythm. Rather than treating the plan as fixed, it helps to leave room for simple meals, leftovers, and a backup option that requires little preparation. That flexibility can make meal planning supportive instead of another source of pressure. Even the way a plan is presented, including Unicode details in headings or notes, can make it easier to scan quickly.

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  16. Hey there! It sounds like you had quite the week, but it’s great to see you jumping back into it! I totally get the crazy schedule during the holidays, especially with kids. Your date night idea sounds perfect—pizza is always a win!

    As for my menu this week, I’m thinking of trying some new recipes. I love getting inspiration from everyone’s ideas. By the way, for anyone looking to sign up for meal planning newsletters and want to keep their email private, I recently discovered Temp Mail. It’s super handy for creating temporary email addresses without the hassle. Can’t wait to see everyone’s menus this week!

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