I have been planning my menus for awhile, but I found a great website orgjunkie.com. Every monday more than 200 people post links to their sites with their weekly menu plans. So if I am ever stuck for ideas here is an endless source of plans and recipes. Too Cool!!!
My menus must be quick and easy and I have found that I use my crockpot at least twice a week! Here is my menu plan for this week.
Breakfasts are Cereal, Whole Wheat Waffles, Oatmeal, or Homemade Bread with PB&J
Lunches are usually Leftovers
Suppers this week are:
Monday Pasta & Veggies and a slice of fresh bread
Tuesday Crockpot Stew and a slice of fresh bread
Wednesday Juicy Meatloaf and Peas
Thursday Tuna Casserole (have to look for a new recipe)
Friday Birthday Adventure to the Zoo, no plans for meals but likely something in a bag!
Saturday Chicken (have not decided on a recipe yet)
Sunday Southwestern Pot Roast and a slice of fresh bread
3 comments:
Thanks for the advice! I will definitely try to watch out for the triggers for his temper tantrums. I read an article that three year olds tend to have temper tantrums when they want to control the situation but someone else needs to be in control- so I am not quite sure how I would avoid a situation like that, but I would probably just need to try to give him as much control as is appropriate considering the circumstances. Good luck with the potty-training. For us, the first few weeks were rough, but now things are going great.
And, my son also called his belts "seat belts"- it took me a long time to get him to say the right word :)
Sounds like a yummy week!
Take care,
Steph
Hello!
Your Pot Roast recipe sounds so delicious. So, a jar of salsa provides all the flavor? I would've never thought of that. I do like a bit of tomato sauce in pot roast, so I think the salsa would be even peppier (another techinical cooking term:)
I see you need a tuna casserole recipe. I linked to our favorite; I also use it with leftover turkey or chicken. Basically anything with cream of something soup is good in my book.
http://farmhomelife.blogspot.com/2007/12/terrific-left-over-turkey-recipes.html
Take Care,
Trixie
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