Meal planning doesn’t have to mean reinventing dinner everyday. Here’s the library and system I use to decide what we’re eating for my large family.🤍I’ve spent years learning how to build meals around our actual cash flow, not just a list of pretty recipes. My method? Spending-limit-based meal planning. I created The Stewarded Kitchen Companion because I wanted all of the recipes, meal ideas and practical tools I actually use in our home in one place. Inside you’ll find: • 21 breakfast recipes • 18 lunch recipes • 34 dinner recipes • 17 desserts + family snacks • 16 homemade favourites + pantry helpers • practical meal-planning resources • recipes designed for real family life That’s 100+ recipes you can mix and match depending on your family, your schedule, what’s in your pantry and what you can actually afford that week. Because I don’t believe meal planning is about making the fanciest meals. Or creating new ones each week. I believe it starts with knowing what your household can actually spend. That’s why the meal plans inside The Stewarded Kitchen Companion are spending-limit based - built around different grocery budgets, rather than assuming every family has the same amount to spend. You can look at your cash flow, choose the spending level that fits your family, and then build your meals from there. Because a meal plan only works if you can actually afford to shop for it. That’s how I’ve learned to feed our family of 10 while keeping our grocery spending intentional. If you’re tired of wondering what to make for dinner, this is where I’d start. The Stewarded Kitchen Companion is linked in my bio. 🤍 #mealplan #familymeals #budgetrecipes