If you crave meals that tempt the taste buds and fit your nutritional goals, you need to team your meal-planning and shopping strategies.
When I start to slide on my meal planning, we invariably end up eating meals that aren’t as healthy and—honestly—
aren’t nearly as interesting.
I recently discovered a nifty weekday meal-planning tool in Real Simple magazine, allowing me to jot down our meals for the week, together with the ingredients needed to prepare those meals. I simply printed out the downloadable sheets here, filled them in, and, using a three-hole punch, added them to my recipe binder.
Before heading to the grocery store, I transferred the necessary items to my list. (If you prefer, just bring the sheet to the supermarket.)
With this easy step, I can be sure I have all the ingredients I need to prepare recipes we will enjoy eating.
One response to “Simple Strategies”
What great organizational skills! I envy that. I take the easier road when it comes to Internet recipes. I have a folder in my documents for recipes. I copy and paste them whenever I find one I like. Then I print out as needed.