#GOOGLE SHEETS MEAL PLAN INGREDIENT HOW TO#

You can rename the spreadsheet as ‘Recipes to Try’ instead if you like. I’ve labelled this spreadsheet ‘Favorite Recipes List’ as everyone probably doesn’t organize their recipes the same way I do.

#GOOGLE SHEETS MEAL PLAN INGREDIENT HOW TO#

Read more: How to organize recipes plus a free printable recipe binder If I like the recipe, then I print and add it to one of my recipe binders. I do still prefer recipes printed on paper so have been using this only for recipes I’m trying for the first time. I click the URL recipe link, place my iPad on it’s stand and start cooking. I made this spreadsheet a few months ago now, and have been using it in Google Sheets on my iPad. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more planning videos! 1. To enlarge the screen of the video, click the square icon in the bottom right hand corner of the video (it will say ‘full screen’ when you hover your mouse over the icon).

They will work in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets (free online tool) and Numbers for Mac. If you’d like a copy of the spreadsheets I made, they’re available in my shop ( here) or my Etsy shop ( here). I hope you find this post helpful and that it gives you some ideas for tweaking your current meal planning method (or starting one!). Since Excel has proven so useful for budgeting and organizing all my brain dumping tasks, I decided to create some spreadsheets for meal planning, food inventory and grocery shopping.

However, due to Coronavirus, people hoarding groceries leaving empty shelves and sometimes having to queue due to limits on the number of people allowed in a shop at one time I’ve had to be a bit more organized with my meal planning and grocery shopping beyond just the week ahead.

I live just down the road from 3 supermarkets so have always been a basket shopper.

Google sheets meal plan ingredient