I love bedhead, blankies, Christmas jammies in April, and big yawns. How can so much cuteness be rolled up in one little person without them even trying?
I am swamped with work right now. And on Thursday I am heading to Miami (woohoo!) for the Mom 2.0 Summit with my DailyBuzz Moms colleagues. I’m starting to hyperventilate just a little thinking about the week…so, I am going to make this a super easy plan. It involves more prepared foods than I like to use…but…it’s between that and my sanity, which is hanging by a thread, so I choose sanity!
MONDAY:
– Spaghetti
– Sauteed zucchini
TUESDAY:
– These frozen chicken cordon bleu things from my grocery store
– Cauliflower and long grain rice
WEDNESDAY:
– Pulled pork sandwiches with coleslaw (buying pre-made BBQ pork and coleslaw!)
THURSDAY:
– Family fending for themselves!
FRIDAY:
– Family fending for themselves!
SATURDAY:
– Family fending for themselves! I’ll be partying at the Versace Mansion for Cinco de Mayo…with Owen in tow. How many 7 month olds can say they’ve done that?!
SUNDAY:
– Waffles, scrambled eggs and fruit
Share your menus for the week, please pretty please! Since I’m not providing much inspiration, you’re going to have to rely on each other for that! 😉
My three-year old saw a picture of your kids and wanted to know what all their names were. Now she talks about them like they’re friends who live far away from us. Very, very cute. 🙂
Sunday: Pasta with butter and green bean fries
Monday: Lasagna roll-ups from the freezer and roasted potatoes/onions
Tuesday: Roasted acorn squash with cinnamon apples and couscous
Wednesday: Dinner at church
Thursday: Vegetable soup and rustic white bread
Friday: Enchiladas (chicken for them, vegan for me)
Saturday: Celebrating Grandpa’s birthday!
Green bean fries?! How do you make those?
They were quite popular! And they have been requested again for this week.
1. Preheat oven to 400.
2. Trim/clean green beans.
3. Treat them to a breading regimen: dip in flour, then egg wash, then breadcrumbs (I prefer panko to make a little fluffy).
4. Bake to 10-15 minutes, flip, then cook for another 10 minutes until crispy and golden.
Note: I put them on a wire rack on a baking sheet to eliminate flipping and reduce cooking time.
5. Serve with everyone’s favorite dipping sauce!
bonnie, that is SO cute. seriously. 🙂
Over the course of the past two weeks I’ve been juggling two sick kids and one sick hubby, so our structured meal plans kind of fell to the wayside. Needless to say, I think we’re all finally ready to get back to a more structured routine! 🙂
Monday:
Swedish Meatballs (crock pot)
Couscous
Broccoli
Tuesday:
Crispy Southwest Chicken Wraps
Chips & Guacamole
Wednesday:
Pasta w/ spinach, bacon & parmesean
Garlic Bread
Thursday:
Lime & Honey Glazed Salmon
Warm Corn & Black Bean Salad
Bread
Friday:
Leftovers
Saturday:
Pizza Rolls
Carrot & Zucchini Sticks
Sunday:
Waffles w/ strawberry syrup
Bacon
Smoothies
I’m taking my boys strawberry picking for the first time this week, so I’m sure strawberries will be making an appearance at many of our meals this week! 🙂
I hate those weeks when everyone gets sick…it really throws everything off. hope this week gets better! and have fun strawberry picking – I think picking berries is one of my most fondest memories with my kids every time we do it.
This is the first and last full week at home for a while. Work is such a drag. As always, follow along at (shameless plug alert) http://blogaldente.com.
S: Pizza
M: Yogurt-marinated chicken with mushrooms and sweet potatoes
T: Soba noodles in sweet ginger sauce with beef
W: Spicy chicken thighs with rhubarb-cucumber salsa and roasted potatoes with lemon and dill
R: Unsure. I wanted to do something with pomegranates, but they are out of season. Likely going to be clam-miso soup with some summer rolls from the local sushi-to-go place.
F: Takeout.
S: TBA. The Wife requested breakfast for Mother’s Day, so we’ll likely start things the night before with something fancy shmancy for dinner. Filet maybe?
FYI, Mother’s Day is the next weekend, May 13th.
work IS a drag.
shameless plug alerts are welcome! 🙂
I just love the pic of your daughter…so sweet!
Mon: Chicken & Veg Stir Fry (using up all veg that wasn’t used up last week) w/ pineapple fried brown rice(using leftover pineapple from last week also)
Tues: (Didn’t get to this last week) Corned Beef Benedicts w/ potatoes o’brian & fruit salad
Wed: Chicken w/ 40 cloves of garlic & Mediterranean style couscous (carrot, onion, squash, scallion)
Th: Leftovers–Using leftover chicken to make Curry chix salad pitas w/ couscous salad
Fri: BBQ pork chops w/ grilled corn on the cob (BBQ spice butter) & coleslaw
Sat: Cinco de Mayo Fiesta–pollo asada, carne asada, pork tamales, beans & rice. Also making mango margaritas…yummy!
Sun: Fiesta leftovers
I’m also making pineapple muffins with leftover pineapple from last week. 🙂
I made the pineapple muffins today for Sunday brunch, and they were soooo yummy! I got the recipe from bakingbites.com. My 4-year-old son & hubby love them too! I thought I’d share this great recipe with you all. 🙂 The only thing I did different from her recipe was use half whole-wheat flour & half AP flour, and I didn’t have oranges so I added 1/4 cup OJ instead of the zest. I also added a splash of vanilla & a pinch of cinnamon. Enjoy!
Pineapple Muffins
2 1/2 cups all purpose flour
2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup shredded coconut
1 cup buttermilk
6 tbsp butter, melted and cooled
1 large egg
2 tsp orange zest
1 cup chopped pineapple
coarse sugar, for topping
Preheat the oven to 375F. Line a 12-cup muffin tin with paper liners.
In a large bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, salt, sugar and shredded coconut.
In a medium bowl, whisk together buttermilk, melted butter egg and orange zest. Add to flour mixture and stir to combine, mixing only until no streaks of dry ingredients remain. Stir in chopped pineapple.
Divide batter evenly into prepared muffin cups (cups will be very full) and sprinkle generously with coarse sugar.
Bake for 16-19 minutes, until a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
Cook muffins on a wire rack for at least 15 minutes before serving.
Makes 12 muffins.
thanks lisa.
and thanks for sharing the muffin recipe – sounds so good!
We are going berry picking again this week (kids love it). Hopefully, we get tons of good fruit because that was my menu inspiration for the week:
Monday: strawberry pancakes and bacon
Tuesday: grilled chicken breasts over arugula with raspberries
Wednesday: takeout
Thursday: steak tacos
Friday: honey glazed salmon, garlic bread, salad
Saaturday: BBQ if the weather is nice—burgers, sesame noodle salad, mixed berries
With all these berries, i’ll definitely be baking. Im making a berry pound cake and organic pink lemonade cupcakes. For the cupcakes, i just prepare organic vanilla cake mix with a few changes. I use half organic lemonade and half fresh raspberry/strawberry juice instead of water. I also stir in a splash of heavy cream for richness, as i always have that on hand for buttercream frosting.
LOVE the idea of pink lemonade cupcakes…thanks for sharing!
yes, that IS a really cute and yummy sounding idea! love!
I haven’t been very good about planning lately. This week I am ready!!!
S – Gorgonzola steak and brown rice and beans
M – pasta and crockpot gr. turkey pesto meatballs
T – baked chicken, rice
W- leftovers
Th -crockpot pulled pork and fries
F – out with a friend
S – Tacos and margs
Not sure if I should confess about the layer of white that covered the lawn and roof on Saturday am. The rain washed it away and soccer season began as scheduled later that afternoon in rain and 4 degrees (Canadian Celsius style). It took two blankets and two jackets but I managed to stay on the sidelines for the whole game. I always figure if my kids are out there in shorts it is the least I can do.
So the menu this week is about the return of two kids with mad soccer schedules and our gloomy weather…not much BBQ or anything fun going on outside…other than soggy sideline watching! I hope the sun returns soon.
Saturday: Enchiladas (adults) & Grilled Cheese (kids)
Sunday: Out with friends
Monday: BBQ burgers (only a 60% chance of rain)
Tuesday: Men – eggs and farmer sausage (Mom away for the night)
Wednesday: Double soccer right after piano Take-Out
Thursday: Chicken quesadilla
Friday: Homemade pizza (specialty of our home chef…can’t wait)
can’t believe you had snow! wowzah!!!
Love the picture. She sure is a little cutie. Its been cold enough here that we need the flannel jammies! Enjoy your trip.
Sunday – Chicken fried steak, scalloped potates, mixed veggies
Monday – Baked chicken, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn
Tuesday -Scrod marinated in ranch dressing topped with cheese and potato chip crumbs, pierogi and applesauce
Wednesday – Macaroni, beef, tomato and cheese casserole
Thursday – Beef shortribs in tomato sauce over noodles
Friday – Cheeseburgers, onion rings
Saturday – Leftovers
thanks, mona! 🙂
Finally posting again. Who knew planning a wedding, working, taking care of kids and a man was so much work.
Tonight: Crawfish Étouffée, rice, French bread, maybe some boiled corn that was also leftover from the crawfish boil last night
Monday: Dan Dan Noodles and some of my cucumbers
Tuesday: Fish Tacos
Wednesday: Tortilla soup
Thursday: Chinese Chicken Salad with Sesame Dressing
Friday: Spicy Chicken Tortilla Roll-Ups, chips with salsa and guacamole
Saturday: Chicken Tamale Pie, Mexicorn Dip and Fritos, also going to make Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cake
And finally posted some Engagement/Family pictures too.
Those cupcakes sound delish! Now if only I could find time to make them! 🙂
so glad you posted, despite all the crazy!!
Trying some new things this week, mostly from one of Mark Bittman’s cookbooks:
Monday – spinach & barley risotto
Tuesday – tofu w/bok choy
Wed – Roasted cauliflower / zucchini / chickpeas with lemon tahini sauce
Thurs / Fri – leftovers or out
Sat – Chickpea sautee w/swiss chard & greek yogurt
Sunday – pasta w tomato & beef
Do you have the recipe for barley risotto? I want to start cooking barley, but have no recipes other than beef and barley soup…
Yup! It’s Mark Bittman. I tried his lemon-zucchini risotto last week with brown rice and it was great, so thought we’d try this one too (with different veggies): http://markbittman.com/barley-risotto
ah, I love mark. 🙂
I lived just North of Miami for 20 years.. PLEASE head to Padrino’s Cuban restaurant in Hallandale!!!) (go up A1A NOT 95! I suggest you have the Vaca Frita (with rice beans and plantains) and tres leches for dessert!!!
Menu:
Chicken Noodle Soup with Toast for Big Daddy who is feeling a big down.
Sloppy Joes and carrot sticks
Wings, carrot and celery sticks
Pasta with Meatballs and garlic toast
Pancakes and sausages
Hopefully out to dinner!
Wow, this week’s menu got completely sidelined by MiniMe and Me contracting Big Daddy’s virus. Not Good.
Replace every meal above with Chicken Noodle Soup, Ramen Noodles, or Chicken Broth and toast.
I might be able to do Chicken enchiladas by Saturday. ole. ugh
if we can get off property, I will definitely try to get there!
and so sorry you all got sick – that totally stinks. hang in there!
Monday: Roasted Salmon with Garlic and Rosemary, Salad, and Rolls
Tuesday: Bacon Cheeseburger Meatloaf, Cauliflower and Fries
Wednesday: Out To Eat
Thursday: Garlic Bread Chicken Parmesan Burgers, Broccoli
Friday: Sauteed Chicken with Cherry Tomatoes and Pasta
Saturday: Family fending for themselves, I’m going to a bridal shower 🙂
Sunday: Breakfast for dinner–Orange Pumpkin Pancakes with Vanilla Whipped Cream (Anne Burrell)
Have fun in Miami!
Mon: Pasta with tomato sauce, salad
Tue: Calzones, salad, pineapple
Wed: Tomato and feta risotto from The Wednesday Chef
Thur: Lamb meatballs, roasted ratatouille and cous cous
Fri: Not sure yet
Sat: Mark Bittman’s pasta with potatoes (I’m carb loading for my first ever half marathon on Sun)
Sun: Whatever I feel up to making; hoping husband will cook!
thanks, tamsin!
Sunday: Roasted cilantro boneless chicken thighs, brown rice, mixed veggies
Monday: Pasta with chicken andouille, salad
Tuesday: Husband eats left overs- I catch a plane
Wednesday: Business trip
Thursday: Halibut, broccoli, corn on cob
Friday: Not sure…probably going to local baseball game
Saturday: Phillies Game!!!!! Then some Cinco De Mayo celebrating.
That picture is so sweet! I love candids like that!
Sunday: Roasted eggplant pizza
Monday: Grilled mushroom caps, green beans, and sweet potato frieds
Tuesday: Tofu stir fry with rice
Wednesday: soy chorizo burritos with chips and pico de gallo
http://www.caciqueinc.com/products/cacique®-soy-chorizo
Thursday: Buffafu with crispy kale and twice baked potatoes (for the Flyers vs Devils game). “Buffafu” is something we created–crispy fried tofu in buffalo sauce. Sooo good
Friday: Fish and chips with coleslaw
Saturday: Chicken enchiladas
Oh how I love crazy bed hair! Cute photos of you sweet girl.
S – Baked potatoes and sauteed veggies
M – I’m indulging a weird craving for mini turkey sandwiches. http://mamasamess.blogspot.com/2010/03/kings-hawaiian-bread-mini-turkey-cheese.html
T – Chicken Santa Fe with brown rice
W – Leftovers
T – Chicken spaghetti from the freezer, veggies
F – BBQ Chicken sandwiches, coleslaw and deviled eggs
S – Out to eat to celebrate Cinco De Mayo
Sunday: Easy Peasy Mexican Casserole
Monday: Grilled Mozzarella, Tomato and Pesto sandwiches with Creamy Tomato Soup
Tuesday: Shredded Beef Tacos
Wednesday: Santa Fe Chicken and Rice
Thursday: Crockpot Italian Chicken, bowtie pasta, salad and garlic bread
Friday: leftovers
Saturday: Chicken Fried Steak, mashed potatoes and fried okra
You can find links and recipes at http://kitchenandkids.com/2012/04/29/this-week-in-our-kitchen-week-of-april-29th/
Sunday: breaded baked shrimp (from Skinnytaste), garlic mashed potatoes and broccoli
Monday: grilled chicken quesadillas and yellow rice
Tuesday: Italian chicken tenders, pastasides and green beans
Wednesday: out
Thursday: Baked ravioli, salad and garlic toast
Friday: pizza
Saturday: dips and snacks at a friend’s house for game night
Monday: Sloppy Sams, Pea Shoot Salad
Tuesday: Broccoli Soup, Quinoa Cakes
Wednesday: Chicken Lime Burgers (TJ’s freezer section), crunchy veggies with ranch
Thursday: Penne with Asparagus & Balsamic Butter
Friday: French Toast
Saturday: Black Bean Burritos, Corn on the Cob
Sunday: Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Roasted Asparagus, Frozen Chocolate Bananas
Most of this week is going to be thrown together with what I already have in the house. Other than a quick stop for Saturday’s dinner. I won’t be able to go grocery shopping till next Monday.
Sun:
B: Waffles & Sausage w/ toast
L: BLT’s w/ chips
D: Hubby made Duck w/ orange sauce!
Mon: Meatloaf & mashed potatoes w/ some veggies
Tue: Beef Soup w/ crusty bread.
Wed: Crock pot pork sandwiches (potato buns) w/ corn on the cob
Dessert: Apple Pie (Didn’t get to either one last week)
Thur: Spaghetti w/ garlic bread
Fri: Potato Soup
Dessert: Peanut butter cookies ??
Sat: CINCO DE MAYO!
B: Huevos (eggs) rancheros & Tortillas
L: Ceviche on tostadas (if I can get some fresh fish…)
D: CHIPS & SALSA/GAUC, chicken enchiladas (going to try your red or green sauce!), elotes (corn), mexican rice, refried beans. And to drink Horchatas!
Dessert: Flan
(Sat & Sun we try to sit down & have Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner with each other)
Monday:
Ground Beef Stroganoff Casserole and Roasted Snow Peas & Carrots (didn’t get to it last week)
Tuesday:
Leftover Casserole
Wednesday:
Dinner Out with RAs
Thursday:
Residence Life End of Year Banquet
Friday:
I want to go see the Avengers! So I’m hoping someone else will want to which will involve friends, dinner and a movie OR leftovers before friends and a movie.
Saturday:
Melt In Your Mouth Chicken, Oven Baked “Fried” Okra and Country Potatoes
Sunday:
Some combination of leftovers and snack at my first time attending small group
What is Melt in your mouth chicken??
I found it on pinterest. Looks so good! http://www.feedingmytemple.com/2012/04/melt-in-your-mouth-baked-chicken.html
Sounds sooo yummy! Thanks =)
Sunday: Roasted Chicken thighs, vegies (potatoes, peppers and onions), salad
Monday: Baked potato bar, grapes
Tuesday: Pulled pork sandwiches (porks in the freezer), potato wedges, carrots
Wednesday: Hubby cooks. Chicken fajitas, chips and salsa, grapes
Thursday: Hubby cooks. Tator tot hotdish, green beans, fruit salad
Friday: Friday night pizza night:Thai chicken pizza with sweet chili sauce, sliced cucumbers and peppers
Saturday: Cajun Chicken pasta, french bread rolls, salad
Sun – Thai Chicken w/ Noodles
Mon – Crockpot Italian Chicken w/ Rice
Tue – Kielbasa & Pierogies
Wed – Leftovers
Thu – Steak (on the grill!) & Mashed Potatoes
Fri – Asian Glazed Chicken w Rice
Sat – Leftovers
Looks like we are having a lot of sandwich type dinners this week as I prepare for finals. Easy for me, probably not so exciting for the hubby and kids.
Sun- Beef tips in mushroom gravy over rice
Mon- “Gourmet” Grilled cheese, soup and fruit salad
Tues- BLT’s Fries(for the kids) and Onion Rings (adults)
Wed- Spaghetti and mozzarella stuffed meatballs, salad and garlic bread
Thurs- BBQ Sammies, cole slaw and baked beans
Fri- Quesadillas
Sat- Probably make a “real” meal since I don’t have class, something like Chicken Fried Steak, taters and corn.
2 weeks left in the semester and I cant wait to have a break, who knew going back to school at 31 would be so hard!
hey as long as they get food, they can’t complain! 🙂 and I can’t imagine going back to school, kudos to you!!!
Mine is posted on my blog, Here: http://www.servingjoyfully.com/2012/04/30/429-meal-plan/
Thanks so much for hosting this! Sometimes I find that we are eating the same things every week…I guess you have to go with what your family likes, but it’s still nice to throw in 1-2 new things each week.
you’re welcome – I love browsing through everyone’s ideas every week, too! definitely helps break up those ruts!
Sunday – we were in DC for the weekend – so we ate out!
Monday – lamb chops on the grill with grilled cauliflower and potatoes
Tuesday – Salmon , french fires and asparagus
Wednesday – Chicken parm and spaghetti
Thursday – Chorizo quesadillas, rice and refried beans
Friday – Out
Saturday – Cinco di Mayo – carne asada and rice and margaritas!
This week:
Monday – Milmont Pizza and fries for the birthday boy. Birthday cake: Sour cream pound cake with buttercream icing
Tuesday – Flapjacks using up my collected raw milk from the kids
Wednesday – Tortellini with red sauce
Thursday – Leftovers
Friday – Homemade pizza or take out depending on how we’re doing with the party cooking.
Saturday – First Communion Party (I’ve spent about 3 weeks making as much of the food ahead as I could.)
Links to recipes here: http://alifeinbalance.net/menu-plan-monday-4-30-12/
My May Menu Plan (yeah me!): http://www.frugallocalkitchen.com/blog/menu-plan-monday-monthly-menu/
Monday: Baked Flounder
Tuesday: Shrimp Stir Fry
Wednesday: Chicken Burgers [from Trader Joe’s]
Thursday: leftovers
Friday: out to eat to celebrate my graduation!
Saturday: some kind of Mexican
Sunday: appetizers/desserts at church 🙂
Sunday – Trader Joe’s masala simmer sauce with potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, and an onion, with naan bread on the side
Monday – Leftovers
Tuesday – Taco salads
Wednesday – 3rd Anniversary!Dinner out.
Thursday – Baked penne
Friday – Pizza
Here’s my menu for this week:
http://nearlynaturalnicole.blogspot.com/2012/04/menu-plan-430-56.html
I mostly eating out of the pantry & freezer this week and I’ve got fish on the menu twice (w/ recipe links)
Monday – fried chicken from grocery store deli (couldn’t resist the smell yesterday), corn on cob, mashed potatoes
Tue – tacos, beans, fruit
Wed – pizza, salad, fruit
Thurs – pasta, asparagus, salad
Fri – chicken tenders, fries, fruit
Sat – grilled wraps, home fries, salad
Sun – out
I read about csa on your site and joined. we had our first pick up this weekend and I love it 🙂
sunday- veggie soup and fresh bread
monday- broccoli and lemon chicken over pasta
tuesday- salmon and green beans
wednesday- veggie stirfry over rice
thursday- cheddar potato broccoli soup and french bread
friday-out to eat
saturday- cinco de mayo potluck party
yay! so glad you joined a CSA AND that you love it! woohoo!
I got an early start on my garden here in Houston this year. Homegrown produce in this menu: Zucchini, yellow summer squash, green beans, tomatoes, thyme, parsley, basil, sage, turmeric.
Monday-Indonesian Shrimp Gule(coconut milk and spices) Green Beans, Jasmine rice
Tuesday-Salmon Croquettes with remoulade,summer squash sauteed in olive oil with garlic & thyme, green salad w/ tomatoes.
Wednesday-Grilled marinated chicken, oven roasted potatoes with sage and garlic, broccoli.
Thursday-Spaghetti and meatballs, broiled parmesan zucchini.
Friday-Lemon butter tilapia, rice pilaf, green peas.
Saturday-leftovers
Sunday-Roast chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, garlic zucchini ribbons.
The Pineapple muffins listed above sound easy and delish! Added them to my menu for dessert this week too!
You are growing your own turmeric? I think that’s really cool…I’ve never heard of anyone growing their own in their backyard. It’s the root your after, correct? Is it growing well?
I am forever in awe of people who successfully garden. and a bit jealous. 😉
monday – meatballs, sweet potato fries, green beans
tuesday – BBQ chicken sandwiches, salad
wednesday – balsamic asparagus pasta w/ roti chicken
thursday – (from the freezer) artichoke chicken
friday – family date night (we leave for vacation early saturday and i refuse to get the kitchen dirty).
It’s a weird week to say the least therefore the odd menu.
Sunday: Hot Head Burrito takeout (newly opened here ”” but not as good as Chipotle!)
Monday: Pierogies, chicken sausage, pears, cauliflower and broccoli
Tuesday: The 15-year-old and 16-year-old jokingly said ice cream when I asked what they want for dinner so that’s exactly what I’m doing. Husband is out of town and the kids don’t think I’m serious but we’re going to the local ice cream place for dinner.
Wednesday: General Tso’s tofu with green beans.
Thursday: Tortellini veggie bake (Pinterest recipe).
Friday: BLTTAs (bacon, lettuce, tomato, turkey and avacado) with watermelon and cantaloupe.
Saturday: Maybe burgers? I’m hoping for good weather to grill out.
Sat – phyllo fish sticks, leftover mashed potatoes, corn
Sun – spinach lasagna
Mon – pork chops, rice, carrots
Tues – tortelloni w/ zucchini & sweet peppers
Wed – orange chicken & broccoli over rice
Thurs – Homemade pizza
Fri – chicken caesar salad
Can you tell me about your phyllo fish sticks?
Sorry, just saw this now… I use haddock, cod, or tilapia, cut into strips. Use 2 sheets of phyllo dough per stick, place short end to you – brush w/ melted butter – put fish on sheets, fold over the long sides & roll it up. use melted butter to seal. bake seam down on a non-stick sheet. brush lightly w/ butter before baking. about 20-25 min at 400 degrees. recipe is from the William Sonoma “cooking together” cookbook. serve w/ tartar sauce for dipping.
Monday – steak on the grill, baked potato & corn
Tuesday – beef BBQ (that I didn’t make last week)
Wednesday – Pizza
Thursday – Salmon on the grill with cauliflower “mashed potatoes.”
Friday – baked ziti
Monday
Grilled Sausage
Roasted Russet Potato Wedges
Carrots
Tuesday
Chicken Marsala (cook 2 extra breasts and remove from pan before adding wine and mushrooms)
Spinach Pasta Shells
Cauliflower
Wednesday
Chicken Taco Salad (shredded from last night)
Thursday
Spicy Meatballs with Tomato Couscous
Warm Whole-wheat Pita and Hummus
Carrots and Cauliflower
Friday
French Bread Pizza
Green Salad
Have fun! I’m sure Owen will be quite the hit at the party! 🙂
We’re all finally over the cold, flu, sinus infection, and bronchitis that have been plaguing our house the last few weeks…now just trying to beat heartburn and swollen cankles. Little man is set to make his debut in 3 weeks, so I’m doing a lot of freezer cooking this week (well, depending on the cankle discomfort anyway.)
Here is our menu:
Monday-Homemade Baked Mac and Cheese, Steamed Carrots (froze a pan)
Tuesday-Slow Cooker Chicken Burritos, Green Salad (freezing a batch)
Wednesday-Turkey Bacon Paninis, Chips, Fruit
Thursday-Meatball Sandwiches, Chips, Fruit (freezing a batch of meatballs)
Friday-Pizza. No promises it will be homemade. Frozen or take out most likely…and don’t judge if there is no side 🙂
Saturday-family birthday party
yes, owen will certainly turn heads…hopefully for smiling and being cute and not crying and causing a ruckus! 😉
ah the hearburn…hang in there!!!!
as always, love all the menus, comments, everything…you people are the best!