Monday, February 28, 2011

Menu Monday

In case anyone would be interested I'm going to start posting my weekly menu every Monday. I'm sectretly hoping for a I'll show you mine if you show me yours type reaction.


Menu for the Week
Of: Feb. 28
Monday Leftovers
Tuesday Macaroni & Cheese Pizza
Wedensday Ranch Chicken Strips & Sweet Potatoes
Thursday Leftovers
Friday Skillet Eggplant Parmigiana
Saturday Scrambled Egg Sandwiches
Sunday Cheesy Texan Skillet

Thanks for reading.

5 comments:

Sara said...

Let's see...here are my plans,

Sunday: Meatball Soup
Monday: Ribeye tips with beef ramen noodles and vegetables
Tuesday: Pulled Pork Pizza
Wednesday: Leftovers
Thursday: Mexican Casserole
Friday: Lasagna
Saturday: Leftovers
Sunday: Chicken Fajitas

I love this particular game...I am always on the lookout for inspiration from other people's menus. Now you just need to create a feature where you click on the meal and are linked to the recipe. :)

It all sounds good...on second thought, maybe I will just come by your house for dinner!

Finding Joy in the Journey said...

Good idea...if only I had a menu............sigh!

Corin said...

Yay Sara! I love getting new ideas too. I'll work on the linking, but I think you stopping by sounds WAY better. I've very intrigued by the Ribeye tips with ramen noodles.

Shonya said...

OK, you're motivating me! I've thought about posting my menu planning, but thought people would think that very strange. Now I'm def going to do it!! :)

Also, enjoy these days of getting to have leftovers. Destry doesn't allow me to have leftovers anymore (he's a bottomless pit and empties every serving bowl!!!). :( chuckle

Sara said...

They are really not that exciting. Just cut up a ribeye into bite size pieces, season with some seasoning salt, and saute in a skillet with olive oil. They I served them with some beef ramen noodles (have also done beef-flavored rice) and some veggies. Easy and pretty tasty. Gabe is a big steak fan these days, so it is a favorite for him. And cutting them into little pieces before cooking and serving them that way is much easier than cutting a big steak...at least at our house!