Never mind practice: Planning is what makes perfect, especially when it comes to getting dinner on the table on a school night. Ready to get organized?
The last thing you want to do when you’re feeling hangry is stare at an empty plate, waiting for inspiration to strike. It simply won’t happen.
Instead, set 15 minutes aside every week to plan your meals and make dinnertime a breeze.
Use leftovers from one meal to create an entirely new one.
Helpful tips to get the kids involved in the family shopping list.
If you’re not already a list person, it’s time to get on the bandwagon. Use them, love them and wonder how you ever managed without them.
Specially designed by our team, this handy cheat sheet shows you your weekly menu and grocery list at a glance. Simply click to print (You're welcome!).
Use a whiteboard or chalkboard in the kitchen and make sure you keep it up-to-date. When you’re ready to shop, simply snap a photo of it with your smartphone and you’re ready to go.
Ricardocuisine.com members have access to “My Grocery List,” a nifty feature that allows you to add recipe ingredients to a virtual list which can then be accessed via smart phone, printed or emailed. Sign up today, it's free!
Many large grocery stores offer a list-making widget on their websites. Bonus: Their flyers are there too, making it a great way to get organized and save money.
Deal hunters will appreciate this one: Write your list on a white envelope and slide your coupons inside.
Having these items on-hand means you'll always have a meal (almost) ready to go
Delicious diiners that are quick, easy and yummy.
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