Let's see what we're having this week...
MONDAY:
- Pork Chops
- Rice
- Veggie
TUESDAY:
- Something easy because I'm going to meet MARIA SHRIVER that night! Stay tuned this week for a full report!
WEDNESDAY:
- Hamburgers on the grill
- Homemade fries? or chips
- Fruit
THURSDAY:
- Leftovers
FRIDAY:
- Orange Chicken (great recipe - click through!)
- Rice
- Salad
SATURDAY:
- Eat out
SUNDAY:
- Homemade pizza (with Trader Joe's crust)
Now for your menus! And don't forget to enter the free Rock Scissor Paper Giveaway!
MONDAY
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pasta w/sauce
TUESDAY
Roasted Chicken w/40 Cloves of Garlic
roasted asparagus
WEDNESDAY
tacos
THURSDAY
Whole Wheat Pasta Salad w/Chicken, Peppers and Beans
FRIDAY
Beefy Cheese Cups
Roasted Carrots w/Honey
SATURDAY
Grilled Greek Chicken Kebabs w/Mint-Feta Sauce
Spinach-Feta Turnovers
Cous-Cous Salad
SUNDAY
taco pizza
Sunday:
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-Salad
Monday:
-Zucchini Quesadillas
-Cilantro Lime Rice
-Salad
Tuesday:
-Southwestern Turkey Burgers
-Chili Roasted Sweet Potato Wedges
-Salad
Wednesday:
-Egg Salad Sandwiches
-Salad
-Fruit?
Thursday:
-Trout, grilled or baked
-Mixed Veggie Rice
-Salad
Friday:
Probably Mac & Cheese or Pizza
wow jane!! great shot. looks like you got a new table.love it!!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted my hair to look like Maria Shriver's. So classy!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun!
Monday: Italian chicken, wild rice, sautéd spinach
ReplyDeleteTuesday: chicken & veggie quesadillas, fruit salad
Wednesday: beef roast in crockpot, smashed potatoes, broccoli
Thursday: assorted leftovers
Friday: crockpot enchilada casserole, green salad
Saturday: grilled cheese sandwiches or wraps of some sort
Sunday: baked rosemary chicken, rice pilaf, green salad
hey there bouldins... FORTY cloves of garlic?!?! really? is that a good recipe...quite intriguing, I must say.
ReplyDeletebrit - not my table. you'll find out where this table is soon enough in another post... :)
becca...I'll try to get a good pic of the hair for you. ;)
Maria Shriver? Wow...I can't wait to hear the story!
ReplyDeleteMonday:
-Steak
-Baked potatoes
-Brussel sprouts for me/Green beans for boyfriend
Tuesday:
-Veggie pitas
-Pickles
-Potato chips
Wednesday:
-Tuscan chicken and beans
-Couscous
-Tossed salad
Thursday:
-Leftovers
Friday:
-Frozen pizza
It is exam time for me and things are getting crazy. Very lame and easy menu.
ReplyDeleteSunday:
Steak on the grill
Potato casserole
Monday:
Eat out before an event we have to attend
Tuesday:
Taco Night
Wednesday:
Baked Cannelonni
Thursday:
Husband's tennis banquet for his team
Friday:
Eat out?!?
Saturday:
Eat out?!?!
Hopefully I can take some ideas from ya'll!
Just stumble upon your fun blog. Can't wait to post my menu for next week.
ReplyDeleteI'm late, but at least it's here! :)
ReplyDeleteSaturday: In N Out Burger, fries, and shake (we hardly go out, so I think this is note worthy)
Sunday: Quiche Lorraine, salad, and pumpernickel bread
Monday: White pizza
Tuesday: Turkey burgers with feta cheese and garlic French fries (from Trader Joe's, good but not as good as the sweet potato fries)
Wednesday: Going to a youth dinner :)
Thursday: Skillet Chicken, bacon, asparagus, and zucchini with yum bread (as Jane would say)
Friday: BLT's with fruit
Saturday: Shepherd's Pie
Sunday: Chili with cornbread
Jane--forty cloves indeed. It was quite yummy, not at all overpowering. Got the recipe from Martha's mag Everyday Food. Just a basic roasted chicken recipe: Take a chicken, rub with butter, salt, and pepper. Put in roasting pan and surround with some sprigs of fresh thyme, 1 TBS butter and 40 cloves of garlic. Roast, basting occasionally with pan juices.
ReplyDeleteThe best tip was how to peel all those cloves: Put the separated, unpeeled cloves in a bowl. Cover with a bowl the same size to make a ball. Shake vigorously for 45 seconds. The peel that doesn't fall off is super easy to remove.