Weekly Menu Plan
I am attempting to get back on track after our travels and a menu seemed like a good place to start. We are still dealing with some dietary restrictions, so most of our meals are proteins, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and some raw dairy.
Sunday
- breakfast: eggs, fruit
- dinner: Salmon Burgers, simple sauteed cabbage, salad w/ homemade dressing
- prep: soak walnuts and pumpkin seeds
Monday
- breakfast: Coconut Flour Pancakes w/ nut butter + jam, bacon
- dinner: Potato-Onion Soup, Big Salads: greens, avocado, nuts, cheese, homemade dressing
- prep:dehydrate walnuts and pumpkin seeds
Tuesday
- breakfast: eggs, leftover pancakes
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dinner: Roasted Chicken & Vegetables (Brussels Sprouts & carrots), roasted rosemary potatoes, salad w/ homemade dressing
- prep: make more salad dressing
Wednesday
- breakfast: nut & seed "cereal" w/ coconut & raw milk
- dinner: Eggs "Benedict" with mushrooms & bacon, salad, smoothies
- prep: pick up milk + eggs from farm, thaw beef
Thursday
- breakfast: Fried eggs, leftover potatoes
- dinner: Minestrone Soup, coconut flour biscuits, salad
- prep: bake biscuits, prep soup 4 crock pot
Friday
- breakfast: nut & seed "cereal" w/ coconut & raw milk
- dinner: Meatza, steamed broccoli, salad
- prep:
Menu Planning Resources
- Books & DVDs – Inexpensive e-books, what to eat, and nourishing cookbooks.
- Kitchen Tools & Appliances – Mixers, Grain Mills, Dehydrators, and Sprouted & Fermented food equipment.
- Blank Weekly Menu Planner – The download that I use on a weekly basis and keep on my refrigerator.
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This menu looks fabulous! I couldn’t find a coconut biscuit recipe on your blog and would love to try them, would you be willing to share?
Where is your lunch?
JC – We almost always eat leftovers for lunch. If there are no leftovers it’s smoothies, salads, raw cheese and crispy nuts, etc.
I like your menu plan! 🙂 Man, I want to get over my morning sickness and enjoy cooking again. Someday!
Very good plan. I’ll tell my wife as well.