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Menu Plan Monday: December 7

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I haven't menu planned in a while, and I have a sneakin' suspicion that might be why we haven't been eating very many sit-down meals as a family. So I'm going to attempt to plan out some meals, hoping beyond hope that we'll actually be able to have a few family meals this week. Lunches are always on our own since we like to eat at different times.

Here's what's on deck this week:

Monday

  • Breakfast: Loaded breakfast casserole (with cubed potatoes and no meat)
  • Dinner: None of us will be at home at the same time for dinner, so it'll be a Yo-Yo meal — You're On Your Own

Tuesday

  • Breakfast: Baked chocolate and peanut butter oatmeal
  • Dinner: Cheeseless Chicken Enchiladas (made with beef and cheese!)

Wednesday

  • Breakfast: Cheese & bacon biscuits (adding bacon and turning this bread recipe into biscuits)
  • Dinner: Chicken & gravy with homemade noodles. (The kids will help me make the noodles. I've never made noodles before, so it'll be a first for me as well.)

Thursday

  • Breakfast: Giant breakfast cookies
  • Dinner: Yo-Yo. (I have piano lessons until late, and then we head to rehearsal for our adult choir performance, after which we have a Christmas party with lots o' food!)

Friday

  • Breakfast: Mom's cinnamon rolls (prepped the night before)
  • Dinner: Cheesy chicken casserole (I've never made this before, and I'm not sure if the girls will eat the brocolli, but I'm gonna give it a shot.)

Saturday

  • Breakfast: Scrambled eggs (Alton-style)
  • Dinner: Christmas party food. (I'm playing piano for our friend/dentist's staff Christmas party, so I won't need to make any kind of dinner. My whole family is invited, and there will be plenty of food to go around.)

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Comments

  1. Snow White says

    December 6, 2009 at 10:18 pm

    thanks for all the links — looks like a yummy week!
    .-= Snow White´s last blog ..Menu Plan – Dec. 6 =-.

    Reply
  2. Rana says

    December 7, 2009 at 7:44 am

    These all sound good. I would like to know how the noodle making goes. I think that would be fun to do with my kiddos.
    .-= Rana´s last blog ..Still No Baby… =-.

    Reply
  3. Rona says

    December 7, 2009 at 9:49 am

    Welcome back to MPM.

    Your menu look delicious.

    Reply

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