Weekly menu plan
November 29, 2009
11 Comments
Here’s the plan for this week; breakfasts are supplemented with fruit and milk, lunches and dinners are supplemented by some kind of vegetables. The vegetables
Never miss a new post. Subscribe below to
receive all new posts directly to your inbox.
Here’s the plan for this week; breakfasts are supplemented with fruit and milk, lunches and dinners are supplemented by some kind of vegetables. The vegetables
Here’s what our Thanksgiving menu looked like – it was entirely gluten, grain, and sugar free, except for the two dishes my mom brought. roasted
Shabbos – dinner – challah, chicken soup, chicken, carrot tzimmes, eggplant curry, mashed potatoes, chocolate garbanzo cake, protein bars, chocolate chip cookies; lunch – cholent
Shabbos- dinner – challah, chicken soup, chicken, baked butternut squash, baked yams, carrots and celery, sauerkraut, power bars and lollipops; lunch – chicken, beef cholent,
I was finding it more challenging than usual to make my weekly menu plan this week since a) I’m once again having the thoughts that
This week it felt quiet at our Shabbos table – dd14 went to NY for the weekend for her camp bunk reunion, and then ds10
Here’s the menu for this week: Shabbos – challah, chicken, potato knishes, roasted vegetables, sauerkraut, rugelach, power bars; lunch – chicken, cholent, kishke, roasted potatoes,
With all the holidays, it’s been a while since I’ve posted my weekly menu! Now that cold weather here, I’m shifting into winter fare –
I hope your Sukkos preparations have been going smoothly! The kids put up the main part of the sukka before Yom Kippur and then ds16
Today ds10 asked me what we were having for lunch, and I suggested to that he start writing some ideas of what he’d like down