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MENU PLAN MONDAY - June 20, 2011

I have decided to participate in Menu Plan Monday found at http://www.orgjunkie.com/ and you will find me linked up there.  Definitely, knowing ahead of time what you are eating for the week will avoid a little of the crazies I find at my house from time to time and possibly save me a little cashola.

This is my menu for the week starting Monday, June 20, 2011:

Monday

B  Wheat toast with HM raspberry beet jelly

L  Peanut butter sandwich on WW bread, banana, and some leftover strawberry cottage cheese jello salad

S  Hamburger Helper (not a good choice, I know, but its my older daughter's favorite and we had a big Father's Day meal yesterday so Dad can eat leftovers).

Tuesday

B  Cinnamon swirl Bread - toasted

L  Peanut butter sandwich

S  Two Crockpot Night - Baked whole chicken in the crockpot, baked potatoes in another crockpot, schoolhouse dinner rolls (make the dough Monday night and stick in the fridge), vege or salad

Wedesday:  

B  Cinnamon Swirl bread made into toast or smoothie

L  Large limas from the freezer, quesadillas, or PB&J

S  Creamy Chicken Penne (made with leftover chicken from Two Crockpot Night), salad, and leftover Schoolhouse rolls

Thursday:

B  Oatmeal with apples or banana - strawberry smoothie

L  Beans or chicken quesadilla

Baked "Fried" Fish, baked shoestring fries and onions, Homemade cornbread

Friday:

B  Oatmeal, cereal, toast or monkey bread muffins

L  Leftover fish as fish tacos (make some Super Easy Slaw)

Pizza Night (Pizza on the grill poolside!)

Saturday

B  Smoothies, muffins, or toast

L Tacos or BBQ

S  Leftovers or "On your Own"



Sunday:

B  HM french toast (made with any leftover cinn-swirl bread),  sausage or bacon

L  On your own (usually big breakfast holds us over)

S  Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes, stuffing or stewed squash, blackberry pie (blackberries in the freezer)

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