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Monday- Enchiladas (already made and frozen), cucumber/tomato/feta/cilantro salad
Tuesday- Lemon/rosemary roasted chicken, mashed sweet potatoes, peas
Wednesday- Indian spiced lentil stew, chana masala and naan bread
Thursday- Baked pasta with spicy sausage (already made and frozen!), green salad
Friday- Buffalo chicken pizza, green salad
Saturday- Soy-ginger chicken, brown rice, ginger carrots
What about you? What are you cooking this week? Leave us some ideas in the comments!!!
I just finished my menu yesterday too!
ReplyDeleteMonday: Cuban Sandwiches with Chipotle Honey Planains
Tuesday: Moe's (I'm going out for girls night)
Wednesday: Pork "Fried Rice" (with brown rice)
Thursday: Jambalya with Turkey Kilbasa and salad
Friday: Cajun Shrimp & Pepperjack Grits and salad
Monday: Pulled pork and rice with sauteed kale
ReplyDeleteTuesday: Sweet potato and chorizo enchiladas
Wednesday: BBQ Pulled pork (from monday) pizza for Kyle and pesto veggie pizza for me.
Thursday: Spaghetti with hot italian turkey sausage and a tomato salad
Friday: Chipotle-Apricot glazed chicken thighs with green beans and brown rice.
PS: We rule.
ReplyDeleteMmm can you share the recipe for chicken thighs?? Sounds delish!
ReplyDeletePs: yes you do
Linds- can you send me your Jambalaya recipe? I think Mike would be psyched. Ps: your menu sounds sooo good. Matt is a lucky guy!
ReplyDeleteSo the chicken thighs...I just have an idea and it is: Remove the skin, make a glaze of apricot jam and a pureed chipotle. Brush it on and bake. Noms will happen. Promise!
ReplyDeleteMake sure you line your sheet pan it WILL burn onto the bottom, but the thighs will be fine!
Oh and I'll take that jambalaya recipe. I have always wanted to make some.
ReplyDeleteps--I can't wait to get home today. I have tomato sauce in the slow cooker. It's going to smell SO good.
Ally isn't not my recipe it's Matt's! lol He usually uses a box BUT he does make it from scratch sometimes. It's pretty basic, somewhere along the lines of sauteeing the kilbasa (we can get some AWESOME stuff from a smokehouse way out near Amherst), add diced green & red bell peppers and onions and sautee, then add chicken stock, rice and some tomato puree. I'm not sure about the spices but I'll ask! Then you just cook it down until the rice is ready. YUMMY!
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