🫒 Weekly meal plan
Mediterranean
A week inspired by Italian, Greek, French, Spanish and Moroccan cuisines. Fresh ingredients, olive oil and authentic Mediterranean flavours.
📅 Full weekly plan
| Day | Lunch | Dinner |
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| Monday |
Bouillabaisse
Bouillabaisse was originally the Marseille fishermen's stew of unsellable rockfish: they would simmer them whole with water, olive oil, Provençal…
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Gyros
Gyros is the parent of shawarma — pork or chicken roasted for hours on a vertical rotisserie, sliced into pita with tzatziki, red onion, tomato and French fries.
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| Tuesday |
Croque Monsieur
Croque monsieur appeared on Parisian café menus around 1910, a quick and filling lunch — toasted bread, ham and melted emmental or gruyère on top.
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Pastitsio
Pastitsio is the Greek lasagne — long bucatini baked with cinnamon-and-clove-spiced beef ragù, crowned with a thick layer of creamy béchamel and grated kefalotyri.
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| Wednesday |
Quiche Lorraine
Quiche Lorraine originates from the historic region of Lorraine in northeastern France, where the tradition of baking open pastry tarts with cream…
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Gazpacho
Gazpacho is the signature cold soup of Andalusia in southern Spain, born in the sun-scorched farmhouses of the Guadalquivir valley where field…
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| Thursday |
Crêpes
Crêpes sucrées are the French form of thin pan-poured batter — the sweet wheat-flour, egg and milk version that spread from Brittany across France in the 19th century.
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Dolmades
Dolmades are vine leaves wrapped around rice fragrant with dill, mint and pine nuts, gently poached in olive oil and lemon juice.
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| Friday |
Tarte Tatin
Tarte Tatin appeared at the Hôtel Tatin in Lamotte-Beuvron, in the Sologne, in the 1880s, and was codified in 1898.
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Galaktoboureko
Galaktoboureko is Greece's dessert — fine semolina custard wrapped in crackling phyllo, drowned in honey syrup scented with orange peel.
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| Saturday |
Spaghetti Carbonara
Spaghetti Carbonara is a Roman classic built on just five ingredients: pasta, guanciale, eggs, Pecorino Romano, and black pepper.
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Chicken Tagine
Tagine takes its name from the conical earthenware vessel in which it is cooked — a design that has remained essentially unchanged across centuries…
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| Sunday |
Avgolemono
Avgolemono is Greece's golden-yellow soup — chicken or rice broth thickened with an emulsion of eggs and lemon juice, scented with citrus zest and…
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Pizza Margherita
Pizza Margherita was born in Naples in 1889, when baker Raffaele Esposito dedicated a pie to Queen Margherita in Italy's tricolour: red San Marzano…
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🛒 Complete shopping list
All ingredients for the week, sorted alphabetically. Estimated ~€40–55 for 2 people.
Vegetables & herbs
- Bell peppers200 g
- Bunch flat-leaf parsley1 small
- Carrots
- Cucumber200 g
- Fresh dill
- Fresh mint
- Fresh parsley
- Garlic
- Greek olive oil25 ml
- Green moroccan olives150 g
- Lemon juice100 ml
- Lemon zest
- Onion400 g
- Preserved lemons75 g
- Spring onions
- Tomatoes900 g
Meat & fish
- Bacon200 g
- Beef mince600 g
- Chicken thighs1.2 kg
- Guanciale200 g
- Pork shoulder1 kg
- Whole chicken1.5 kg
Dairy & eggs
- Cream300 ml
- Crème fraîche200 ml
- Egg yolks4 large
- Eggs14 large
- Fior di latte mozzarella per pizza100 g
- Gruyère250 g
- Kefalotyri100 g
- Milk1.5 L
- Parmesan50 g
- Pecorino75 g
Dry goods
- Fine semolina150 g
- Long-grain rice350 g
- Pastitsio noodles500 g
- Semolina
- Spaghetti400 g
Sauces & oils
- Canned tomatoes400 g
- Dijon mustard
- Red wine200 ml
- Tomato paste25 ml
Bakery
- Day-old baguette and rouille15
- Khobz flatbread
- Phyllo pastry500 g
- Round of puff pastry
- Shortcrust pastry200 g
- Soft greek pitas4 large
- White bread100 g
Miscellaneous
- 00 flour500 g
- Dark rum
- Firm mediterranean fish in chunks1.2 kg
- Firm tart apples
- Fleur de sel
- Jambon de paris4
- Optional but traditional
- Plain flour and 300 ml25 g
- Preserved grape leaves1
- Small mediterranean rockfish800 g
- Thick slices of pain de mie
- Tzatziki200 ml
- Vanilla extract
- White granulated sugar200 g
Pantry staples
- Bay leaves
- Black pepper
- Bouquet garni
- Butter
- Cinnamon stick
- Cumin
- Dried oregano
- Flour
- Nutmeg
- Olive oil
- Paprika
- Saffron
- Salt
- Sugar
Why plan meals in advance?
- Reduce food waste by up to 30%
- Save time and money — one shopping trip
- Eat healthier
- Eliminate the daily "what should I cook?" stress