A Life Uncommon: Menu Plan Monday

Monday, June 23, 2008

Menu Plan Monday

Monday: Left over Sausage/corn and rice dish for folks. (see other post on wen. for recipe)
Left over bow ties and sauce for the kids.

Tuesday: Pot Roast with root veggies of carrot, parsnip and onion. Peas.

Wednesday: Sated Salmon steaks, grapes and apples. Divine :) eggs

Thursday: Chicken and Susi rice with herbs de' France. Pickled beets, corn or peas.

Friday: Taco's with home ground beef, lettuces, ?tomatoes (depending on the quality of a good find), cheese for Dad and Dove.
Home made pinto beans. Burritos as well.

Saturday: Hot Dogs, oranges, salad with home made croûtons.
Left overs

Sunday: Bacon and eggs with blueberry pancakes from millet flour.

Muffins, Egg and sausage sandwiches, grapes, oranges, apples pretzels, and other snacks.

2 comments:

Denise said...: Sounds really good.; June 24, 2008 at 1:38 PM
Shannon @ Gabi's World said...: I'll be over Friday for sure! I'll have some cheese too! Mmmmmm mmmmm!; June 24, 2008 at 5:19 PM

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