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This week I'll also add baking to the things to do. Last year I posted a lot of our traditional cookie recipes (and some we tried and didn't like). You can find all of my posted cookie recipes here. If I discover any new and wonderful recipes, I'll be sure to post them.

Saturday
Lunch: Skyline conies
Dinner: Deep dish pizza
Sunday
Lunch: ??
Dinner: Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup, bread
Monday
Lunch: leftover pizza
Dinner: Cajun Chicken Bourbon Bites, white rice, steamed broccoli
Tuesday
Lunch: Tomato soup and cheese quesdaillas
Dinner: Reubens, potato salad
Wednesday
Lunch: Wendy's chili
Dinner: Marinated Grilled Pork Chops, Orecchiette with bread crumbs, salad
Thursday
Lunch: Burgers
Dinner: Tortellini Soup, Hearth bread
Friday
Lunch: bagels and cream cheese
Dinner: Tuna noodle casserole, buttered peas, fruit
*Tried and true
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1 comment:
I started seriously sticking to menu-planning when we did the Month of Nothing in September. I keep my calendar on gmail and have my menus on it, that way I can see if the meal that is planned conflicts with an event or the day's schedule. And I love being able to easily move things around or repeat them once a month!
Oh! We've save $200 per month since I started!
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