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My Menu!

Fri Dec 30
Breakfast-toast w peanut butter and honey
Lunch-fried egg sandwiches
Dinner-pizza for the kids and Date night for mom and dad

Sat Dec 31
Breakfast-toast and jam
Lunch-OUT with the kids!
Dinner-Quick Hoppin John w corn bread, and mock champagne

Sun 1
Breakfast-french toast
Lunch-cheese quesadillas and salsa
Dinner-tamales and posole, sopapilla cheese cake

Monday 2
Breakfast-cereal
Lunch-hamburgers and salad
Dinner-spaghetti Homemade asphalt pie

Tuesday 3rd
Breakfast-oatmeal w raisins
Lunch-PB and J with bananas
Dinner-swedish meatballs over noodles and glazed carrots

Wednesday 4th
Breakfast-cereal
Lunch- tuna dip
Dinner-zucchini mushroom pasta with cheese bread and fruit

Thursday 5th
Breakfast-malto meal
Lunch-boiled eggs with toast and pears
Dinner-Hamburger vegetable soup w cheese and old fashioned rice pudding

Friday 6th
Breakfast-cereal
Lunch-PB and J w baby carrots
Dinner-frozen pizza and date night for mom and dad

Saturday 7th
Breakfast-pancakes
Lunch-soup and toast
Dinner-Potato franks and sliced tomatoes

Sunday 8th
Breakfast-scrambled eggs and toast
Lunch-fish tacos
Dinner-tuna sandwiches and chips

Monday 9th
Breakfast-oatmeal
Lunch-cottage cheese and peaches
Dinner-chili and Prize Winning Almond Streusel-Cherry Cheesecake Bars 

Tuesday 10th
Breakfast-cinnamon toast
Lunch-hoagie sandwiches and chips
Dinner-Chicken ala king over rice and crisscross salad

Wednesday 11th
Breakfast-applesauce and dumplings
Lunch-fried egg sandwiches and oranges
Dinner-Oven fried chicken, baked potatoes and carrots

Thursday 12
Breakfast-Broiled cheese toast and hot cocoa
Lunch-PB and J and crisscross salad
Dinner-Out for my man’s Birthday!!

Friday 13
Breakfast-malto meal
Lunch-grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup
Dinner- Cup o noodles for the kids BIG Date for mom and dad



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  1. TraceyDecember 30, 2011

    I am always amazed by people who create menus. I don't know how you do it?? I'd be thinking, that's not what I want and go off in another direction. How do you stick to the menus you create???Very impressed by your organization!

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  2. Emily@JanDee CraftsDecember 30, 2011

    Tracey you are so sweet!! I wish I was organized...its more of a necessity than anything else that I write my menu. (I need to get everything I could possibly need when I am at the store) If we don't feel like eating something we just skip it and chose something else. Nothing is set in stone. When I make my new menu I refer to the old and add the parts still available because we also go in different directions. LOL!! We are alike, you and I!

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  3. Fox and SparrowsJanuary 06, 2012

    Okay so it your oven fried chicken crispy? I have been searching in vain for a good oven fried chicken recipe. You could share it Emma! PLEASE! I need help!

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  4. Emily@JanDee CraftsJanuary 06, 2012

    My darlin I have found a brand new oven fried recipe that is even better! OH MY! (tastes like KFC!!) I will make it and blog it! I will send you the recipe too!

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