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weekly meal plan for July 24, 2023

Hello, friends! I'm back with another meal plan for this week. When I got on the scale Saturday I was back down those pesky 3.5 pounds I've been losing and gaining since May. Let's see if this week I can get passed them. I did learn that I will have to be more diligent about what I eat when we travel home for the weekends.  I did not count carbs on either Saturday or Sunday.  I did make low carb choices though.  
So, here's the plan for this week.
Monday - fried pork chops and cabbage. This was Billy's request.
Tuesday- ground beef stroganoff and mashed cauliflower.  
Wednesday- shrimp Alfredo. Spaghetti squash for me, noodles for Hubs
Thursday- meatballs and marinara. I'm going to eat mine with a salad on the side. Hubs can have his on bread or over noodles
Friday- eating out on way home again. This time I'll make a better choice than last Friday. 

Until next time...

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