The squash marathon has begun, so I put it on the menu several times this week. Breakfasts are pretty similar all week – grits or oatmeal and eggs. Lunches will be leftovers, salads, tuna, or wraps of some sort (making a big batch of tortillas …
We’ve been trying to cut back more on the amount of empty, white, processed carbs that we eat. As a result, it’s been a challenge to plan menus. I’m also having a hard time trying to figure out what to eat myself – between wanting …
This is a “pantry-shopping” week. I probably won’t be going grocery shopping until the end of the week so I just tried to plan based on what’s already in the house. Side dishes will be whatever sounds good at the moment. Sunday Breakfast – Eggs …
I planned out this menu before Stephen brought home an ice cream bucket full of leftover mashed potatoes from the school and about 40 chicken sandwiches. The sandwiches went into the freezer, and the potatoes we’ll eat off and on through the week. Stephen’s dad …
I planned out this week’s menu on Tuesday while we were at Mom’s doing laundry. Then I forgot to post it here. This week is not very glamorous – it was a “use what’s in the house” week. Sunday Breakfast – Cereal or Oatmeal Dinner …
This is my first week at my full lesson schedule. Mondays and Tuesdays are both piano lesson days, so both nights need to be easy and quick meals. Stephen can cook, but won’t always be home in time to cook dinner. Most of the time …
This week’s menu was easy to plan since I planned it a week ago. Actually, I sat down on the 14th and planned out all our meals for the rest of the month. It didn’t take much longer and I was able to shop for …
This is the first time I’ve participated in the Menu Plan Monday over at I’m an Organizing Junkie. I’ve read a lot of the menus, but never remember to actually post mine (well, the weeks I’ve planned it, that is). A few notes about my …
I can’t believe it’s Thanksgiving time already! We’ll be spending Thanksgiving Day with Stephen’s family. For as long as he can remember, everyone meets at Grandma’s house. Grandma and PawPaw Cook are in their 80’s and yet we still all meet there. Everyone brings a …
