Whew! We are a bit over-stuffed and ready for a change of pace. I'm still keeping us on a seasonal meal plan (using this book as a resource and inspiration) as a way to keep food fresh and inexpensive. I also try to keep our grocery purchases as local as possible.
Since we homeschool and my husband works from home a couple days a week, I plan for all three meals. Here is our plan for this week:
Sunday
French Toast
"Make Your Own" (ie. leftovers, sandwiches, whatever you can scrounge)
Church Potluck
Monday
Fried eggs and toast
"Make Your Own"
Spaghetti & Turkey meatballs (for kids; adults were treated to a Thai Feast courtesy of Gram!)
Tuesday
Cereal
"Make Your Own"
Hoppin' John, Spinach & malt vinegar, corn bread
Wednesday
Eggs and toast
Fried Mozzerella sticks, fruit
"Clean out the Fridge"
Thursday
Cream of Wheat
Chicken Nuggets, veggies and dip
Twice Baked Potatoes, salad
Friday
Eggs and toast
Corn Dogs
"Homemade" Pizza (I purchase the dough for the crust from a local pizza joint -a large for $1.50, then I throw, top and bake it myself at home.)
Saturday
Waffles and sausage
Sandwiches
Daddy's Night To Cook
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
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4 comments:
"Make Your Own"--we serve that a lot here too!
;)
Jeanne
I'm trolling for next week. Tomorrow is grocery day. Thanks for the ideas!
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