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June Meal Plan

By: Kathryn Doherty | Last Updated: May 22, 2025 | Published: May 23, 2024
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This June meal plan has a full month of ideas for easy, homemade family-friendly dinners. Includes a free printable PDF calendar with each day’s menu idea for easy planning.

A collage of 6 summer dinner ideas, including a burger, chicken chow mein, a chicken Nicoise salad, chicken piccata, a mac and cheese casserole and a chopped salad.


 

Earlier this year, I started a new feature here on Family Food on the Table with my January meal plan and February meal plan followed by the March meal plan, April meal plan and May meal plan, each one giving you an entire month’s worth of recipe ideas for easy, healthy family dinners. 

(And here's the July meal plan if you want to get ahead!)

I myself love to menu plan and schedule out our meals.

It does not feel like a chore at all, and I really do enjoy it. I think it’s the type A scheduler in me coming out in full force.

If you’re interested, I’ve got a whole post of my official guide to meal planning, with all my tips and tricks.

And previously, I’ve shared a list of 30 easy healthy family dinner ideas that could work for any month of the year.

But today, I’m trying to make it easy on YOU by giving you another full month’s worth of ideas for healthy family dinner ideas.

This will carry you through the entire month of June.

I’ve included the photo of the meal plan here if you want to pin it, but there’s a free printable PDF link at the bottom as well, so you can easily save and print.

A June calendar with dinner ideas written in for each day of the month except Saturdays, which are blank.

So let’s dive right in.

June meal plan notes:

Each day has its own recipe idea, complete with sides if needed to make a full meal. (Some things like tacos are more all-inclusive, though you could add sides if you like.)

You can make easy swaps to suit your family’s tastes. Use whatever vegetables are your favorite to steam, make mashed potatoes instead of baked potatoes, choose white or brown rice, etc. Customize to your heart’s content.

Saturdays are blank. This is intentional and meant to be reserved for either using up any leftovers from the week or ordering dinner in or going out to eat. Cause we all need a break!

Speaking of, you can totally use some cheater swaps. Buy something pre-prepared at the store or use a box mix. It’s all about what works for you.

Also, the calendar and meal plan are ideas for prompts to get you started.

If you also need specific recipes, I’ve got some included below. You can also grab recipes from your own collection, your favorite cookbooks, or from Pinterest or Google.

Oh, and I included these ideas in order from June 1 on the calendar to June 30, with the date listed too, which will hopefully make things easier to find throughout the month.

A wooden spoon resting in a large skillet of prepared chicken chow mein.

June Recipes:

1 - Ranch pork chops

2 - Southwest baked salmon

3 - Turkey tacos and homemade taco seasoning

4 - Pesto chicken sliders

5 - Chicken chow mein

8 - Chicken and broccoli mac and cheese

9 - Easy Greek yogurt dips

10 - Cheesy ground chicken skillet

11 - Quick chicken curry

12 - Chili stuffed baked potatoes

13 - Balsamic herb grilled chicken

15 - Twice baked potatoes

16 - Southwest chicken chopped salad

17 - Bean and rice burritos

18 - Hash brown breakfast casserole

19 - Lemon garlic shrimp

20 - BBQ chicken burgers

Hands holding up a BBQ chicken burger on a bun from a white plate.

22 - 20-minute chicken piccata

23 - Roast chicken nicoise salad

24 - Sheet pan Indian chicken and veggies

25 - Easiest ever chicken stir fry

26 - Maple mustard pork tenderloin

27 - Loaded chicken nachos

29 - Sausage pineapple kabobs

30 - Vegetarian Greek grain bowls

An arranged roast chicken Niçoise salad with a lemony chive dressing over top on a large round white platter.

OK then, hopefully are you all set now! Here's the link to the printable calendar.

** June Meal Plan PDF **

You can download and print the June calendar from that link, or save this page to come back to. Whatever is easy for you.

And as promised, here is that 2024 June meal plan calendar if you'd like to check that out as well.

I hope you have a wonderful - and delicious - month!

Happy cooking!

Kathryn

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More Resources

  • A collage of 4 photos of different dinner ideas.
    May Meal Plan
  • A square collage of four dinner ideas.
    April Meal Plan
  • A collage of four different family dinner ideas.
    March Meal Plan
  • A collage of four different family dinner ideas.
    February Meal Plan

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  1. Caelah L

    June 22, 2024 at 5:58 pm

    These meal plans have completely changed my life! Planning meals each week was the thing I used to dread the most, but now it's so easy with all these ideas laid out for me!

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    • Kathryn Doherty

      June 24, 2024 at 7:32 am

      Oh I'm SO happy to hear that these are so helpful! That means so much to me, thank you for sharing!

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