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Menu Plan Monday – 3 Adar 1, 5771

imageWhy the weird dates? Click here to find out! 

Other “weekly challenges”:

  We’re a Jewish family of 6 (2 parents, 4 kids) and all our meals are kosher.  Newcomers, read my MPM intro here which tells you all about how we eat, or just visit my big ol’ list of Everything We Eat.  We eat mostly non-meat, and I try to include at least one vegan meal every single week – I call it Vegan Vursday!

no, this kid is not me or anyone in my family... !This week’s theme:  “Short on inspiration, long on COLD…”  Today is only around 0, but that’s the highest temperature we’ll see at least until next Sunday.

Oy – and although I started typing this up around 10 am, I can see that it’s now 11:40, hardly even Monday anymore, and I still haven’t posted it.  Drat.  And it’s been so popular lately, I’m sure I’ll be #400 in the linkies.

Sunday:  take out whatevers: pizza & falafel & sabich at Mommy’s house

Monday (tonight):  anything easy where I don’t have to go out of the house – salmon cakes/loaf?  rice?

Tuesday (Ted late):  Chicken and potatoes and a veg on the side – tinned carrots (Naomi’s request)

Wednesday:  BREAD!  We  have to eat bread!!!  Tuna noodle casserole plus BREAD plus soup?  Too much tinned fish; I will probably change this meal…

Thursday (Ted off):  Polenta with roasted root veg assorté

Shabbos:  ???

So that’s it; I’m done!  What is your family eating this week?

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  1. Shady LadyFebruary 08, 2011 11:46 AM

    I've got a meal plan for the week! :)

    Monday
    Sausage & Peppers
    Salad

    Tuesday
    Sausage & Spinach soup
    Salad

    Wednesday
    Salisbury Steak & Roasted Veggies
    Salad

    Thursday
    Meat Sauce over Shredded Zucchini
    Salad

    Friday
    Dinner out

    Saturday
    http://cosmopolitanprimalgirl.wordpress.com/2009/12/28/paleo-mushroom-shalot-quiche/

    Sunday
    Leftovers

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