Mothering Blindfolded: Menu-Plan Monday

Monday, March 14, 2011

Menu-Plan Monday

I thought I would post another one of our family's menu plans for week! As a rule, I only plan dinners, because our family typically eats the same things for breakfast (eggs, bacon/sausage, toast) and lunch (leftovers or a sandwhich). All of my meals are made from scratch and are farm sourced or local if at all possible.

Menu Plan week of 3/14

Monday- Roast chkn w/ potatoes and carrots and salad
Tuesday- frugal meatloaf w/ broccoli and corn
Wednesday- Asian Stir-fry w/ leftover chicken (if any)
Thursday- hamburgers w/ french fries, broccoli
Friday- Tacos w/ peas
Saturday- cottage pie w/ mashed yams
(FARMERS MARKET @ YELLOW SPRINGS, 9AM)
Sunday- ??

I am trying to get us on a 2 week menu plan once the farmer's markets begin, which I will just repeat throughout the season. But this seems to be the last of the winter meals!

This post has been entered in Menu-Plan Monday at Organizing Junkie.

2 comments:

Dustine said...: I might be obsessed with being frugal too-but I don't think that's a bad thing. :)
I hopped over from the menu meme-nice to "meet" you.
Have a blessed week.; March 14, 2011 at 5:53 PM
Rachel @ day2day joys said...: Stopping by from orgjunkie also! Your menu sounds great! We are similar in the fact that we try to eat as natural as possible! Your menu sounds great!; March 15, 2011 at 1:02 PM

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