Weekly Meal Plan 372

Each week, we share a FREE meal plan to help you figure out what’s for dinner! These family meal plans are thoughtfully crafted to give you options for a main dish, and two side dishes for each week day with a special emphasis on meals both kids and adults will enjoy.

Family Meal Plan

– Week 372

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Monday

• Main Dish: Chicken Zucchini Casserole – This is one of those “clean out the fridge but make it feel intentional” dinners. My kids actually eat the zucchini in this one which still feels like a small miracle.
• Side Dish:
  • Garlic Mashed Potatoes – Creamy, fluffy, and always the first thing gone. I usually make a little extra because someone always goes back for more.
  • Green Beans – You get options here which is the best part! I rotate the flavors depending on what I’m in the mood for and it keeps things from feeling repetitive.

Tuesday

• Main Dish: Green Goddess Salad w Crispy Chicken – Pair this salad with my crispy parmesan chicken for the perfect light dinner! If your kids aren’t salad eaters, just serve them the chicken!
• Side Dish:
  • Garlic Bread – Because salad plus garlic bread is just the right move every time.
  • Creamy Boursin Baked Orzo – Feels a little extra without any extra effort. Creamy, cheesy, and my family always goes back for seconds!

Wednesday

• Main Dish: Cream Cheese Chicken Bake – I usually catch people going back for “just a little more” before I even sit down 😅
• Side Dish:
  • Italian House Salad – Quick, simple, and a nice fresh bite next to the richer main dish.
  • Parmesan Broccoli – This broccoli is elite status in my house. The crispy edges are what everyone fights over.

Thursday

• Main Dish: Crockpot Chicken Ramen – This dinner basically makes itself and I am always thankful for that!
• Side Dish:
  • Cucumber Tomato Salad – Fresh, crisp, and takes just a few minutes to throw together.
  • Sriracha Slaw – This has a little kick that my older kids love and I can adjust it depending on who is eating.

Friday

• Main Dish: Sausage Pesto Penne – This is a 30 minute dinner that feels like it should have taken way longer!
• Side Dish:
  • Caprese – Fresh, simple, and a classic.
  • Salad with Lemon Vinaigrette – Four ingredients and done. I love keeping something like this in rotation for busy nights.
• Dessert — Strawberry Crumble Bars – Add a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream and you’ve created the most dreamy dessert.

Appetizer

• Chicken Fajita Dip – Tastes like chicken fajitas turned into a dip and my family hovers around it until it’s gone.