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Menu Planning Basics: Why Menu Plan?
Menu planning is easy and very adaptable. There are no ‘one fits all’ menu plans, it is adaptable to fit my family or to easily fit the needs of your family. For some reason whenever I tell this to...
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Menu Planning Basics: The Benefits
There are a lot of people that are really skeptical that planning a menu will really save you money. I have found that with a only a little effort menu planning has the ability to yield a huge...
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Menu Planning Basics: Planning Your Menu
Your preferred cooking method will determine how you will menu plan. For our family I cook once a month with occasional days in there when I will make a special meal. I will see what we have in our...
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Menu Planning Basics: Shopping
The key to keeping costs low when menu planning is to shop the sales. Pull out your weekly sales fliers (you can look these up online too if you do not get them in the mail) to see what is on sale...
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Menu Planning Basics: Keeping Your Menu Fresh
If you have already been menu planning for awhile, you know that it is easy to get ‘stuck in a rut’ with your meals. We all have our ‘Go To Recipes’ and, after a few months, they can become rather...
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Menu Planning Basics: Keep It Simple
The best advice I have ever followed with menu planning is this: Keep It Simple! Because you are going to be planning in advance, it is tempting to try and add in meals or side dishes that take a...
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Menu Planning Basics: 5 Simple Steps to Planning Your Menu
I hope that by now most of you are more comfortable with the idea of menu planning. When I first began to plan our menus it felt strange, but the more I did it, the more natural it felt. There...
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Menu Planning Basics | Tips to Avoid Dinner Time Panic and Stick to a Budget...
In today’s society we are all living with crazy schedules. Work, family, church, grocery shopping, paying the bills, cleaning, cooking, and the list could literally go on forever! I have found...
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