Get the lo-down here and look for more meals in two weeks! This will potentially be a reoccurring theme, let me know what you think!
Dinners
Burger
- BBQ meatballs, potato boats, corn on the cob, cottage cheese
- Crunchy tacos
Chicken Breast
- Chicken Satay w/ peanut butter sauce, stir fry veg w/ rice
- Chicken & artichoke panini, “baked” potato salad, tomato-pepper salad
Pork Roast (slow cooker)
- Carnitas, nachos with pico-de-gallo, watermelon
- Pulled pork sammies, oven fries, green beans
Tilapia
- Parmesan Tilapia, boiled potatoes with butter & herbs, steamed broccoli in dressing
- Garlic butter Tilapia, pasta with pesto & tomatoes
Easy
- Biscuits ‘n gravy, scrambled eggs, fruit
- Frozen pizzas, salad
- Leftover buffet
Lunches(school starts!)
- leftovers (me)
- pita, pizza sauce, mozzarella, ham; cottage cheese; grapes
- ham & cheese & crackers; carrot sticks; apple slices
- peanut butter & honey; yogurt & granola; plum
- chicken noodle soup; apples; saltine crackers
- –pick a school lunch–
Breakfasts
- waffles with pb, fresh fruit
- cereal with blueberries
- english muffin – egg – ham – cheese sandwiches, fruit
Snacks / Desserts
- popcorn
- plums / peaches / grapes / watermelon
- pb & apples
- granola bars (homemade)
- banana or apple bread
- cheese/ham & crackers
- brownies
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which satay recipe do you use? I use this one, it’s great! http://chickens.the-red-barn.com/recipes-chicken.htm
I’ve actually never made it before. I’m going to try out that allrecipes one that I linked to it. Thanks for the new link, that one looks good too!
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Your menu plan is brilliant — and very tasty sounding! I adore chicken satay/Indonesian peanut sauce, and make it frequently(!) at work. You might want to try using coconut milk as the base (about 1 cup c. milk: 3/4 natural peanut butter). It adds an excellent flavour dimension. And I prefer to add 1tsp or so (depending on your preference for heat) of red curry paste or sambal.
Thank you for the tips! I can’t wait to try it out, I think (hope!) it will be a hit with the kids too 🙂 They already like apricot chicken and curry chicken, so maybe this will be an easy win. Its fun trying out new genres of food!
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