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On this week's menu we have the celebration of two of our great Catholic saints.
St. Joseph's Feast Day is being celebrated on March 15 this year, so we will celebrate with our usual Saturday fare -- pizza. I am planning a special dessert, though. St. Joseph is revered by many Italian-Americans for his great miracle of the famine, so I am planning an Italian dessert. Well, it's a dessert from Giada de Laurentiis, so I think it's Italian.
St. Patrick's Day is being celebrated early as well, and we will celebrate the night before, on Sunday. I'm using my Beef Stew recipe and we'll call it Irish Stew for the day. I'm trying a new Irish bread recipe and a new Irish dessert. Both look promising. Whether or not they are really Irish, who knows?
The rest of the week I'm keeping it simple to focus on Holy Week. The first three days of Holy Week are dedicated to cleaning the house. So, my meals are fairly simple to allow more time to activities other than cooking.
Saturday
Lunch: Skyline Chili
Dinner: Pepperoni Pizza and Three Cheese Pizza Bianca, salad, Raspberry Cream Cupcakes
Sunday
Lunch: Blueberry Pancakes, turkey sausage
Dinner:Hearty Beef Stew, Irish Oatmeal Bread, Irish Creme Espresso Caramel
Monday
Lunch: Macaroni and Cheese
Dinner: Tortellini Soup, bread
Tuesday
Lunch: Bird's Nest
Dinner: White Bean Enchiladas, Mexican rice
Wednesday
Lunch: Chicken Noodle Soup
Dinner: Fried egg, cheese and ham on English Muffins, Fried potatoes, fruit
Thursday
Lunch: Cheese Soup
Dinner: Chicken and Dumplings with carrots
Friday
Lunch: Biscuits (and jam for the kids)
Dinner: Tuna Noodle Casserole, vegetable
*Tried and true
*New to me
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