So today....I may just fill my entire freezer with goodies. Here's what is cooking this week.
Breakfasts: (choice of)
Strawberry Banana Smoothies, Oatmeal, muffins from the freezer or Poached Eggs
For quick lunches I'm throwing together a few salads to keep in the fridge all week so I have something to count on when I get busy. The rest of the family has a free-for-all at lunch time around here, making whatever they can create. The only rule is they have to actually eat it.
Waldorf Coleslaw
Ambrosia
Dinners:
Chicken and Rice Quiche
Three Cheese Enchiladas
Crock Pot Veggie Soup
Baked Ziti
Crock Pot Cheesy Chicken over noodles or Broccoli
Grilled Cheese and Soup
Leftover Buffet
5 comments:
Oh, lucky you, and nice husband. Best. Toy. Ever.
Love seeing your lunches included. Thanks! Do you find you have to buy extra ingredients for lunches even though they are 'unplanned' - or are lunches usually made from pantry items that you stock regularily?
You are going to love your new mixer. I love mine for sure. It makes doing kitchen work almost 'fun' when you get to use the big 'tools' of the trade. (like men are with power tools) Hope that you had a wonderful birthday.
Yay for the KitchenAid! Yay Chris for surprising your wife! Hope you love it, my KitchenAid is my fave appliance.
Hi Gayle, Do you include bread on the side of your dinners? It seems like vegetable soup wouldn't be enough for dinner on its own. Also, do you have desserts? I'm so intrigued by your blog- there's only three of us and it seems impossible to feed us for less than $100 a week. I have two teenage boys and myself. Thanks for the great blog!
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