Since I had one sick last week and now have 2 sick this week, plus the kids are on spring break, I’m definitely going to make this week easy, as well as carry a few meals over from last week. Here it is, in no particular order:
Breakfast
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Cereal
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Banana muffins (in freezer)
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fresh fruit with homemade Dulce de Leche
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pancakes (in freezer)
Lunch
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Sandwiches
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leftovers
Dinner
- Poor Man’s Soup (my grandmother’s depression-era soup recipe)
- CP pinto beans
- Refried bean burritos
- CP Chili
- Pancakes, bacon/sausage, eggs
- Tacos or Salmon patties
- CP Roast with veggies
This week should be interesting with the kids passing this wonderful flu-like virus around. I’m really glad it’s not the flu itself, and that it’s spring break and they can just concentrate on resting and getting better. We’ll see how well the menu works and how much changing around I’ll be doing again.
I’m really looking forward to making my grandmother’s soup this week. It’s been one of my all time favorite meals ever since I was little! I’m very thankful that she has passed on the recipe to me. But I’ll still have her make it for me any time I can. There’s something about your grandmother making your favorite meals that makes them really special (I don’t care how old you are!).
Don’t forget to check out Organized Junkie for more great menu plans this week!
If your grandma’s cooking is anything NEAR what my grandma’s was like (she doesn’t cook much anymore), oh.my.goodness, she was THE best. Always perfect, always DE-LIC-IOUS, and always “just so” looking – no matter what it was!
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She’s one of the best cooks I’ve known. She doesn’t cook much anymore, either. We can learn a lot from our grandmothers!
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Great looking menu! 😀 Do you share your grandma’s soup recipe? :DThank you for stopping by and letting me know how you cook your ham! 😀
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Sherry – I actually plan to share it this Friday for the recipe swap so check back! I’m taking pics to go with it!
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