Menu plan 9/12/11: Not much meat
There's not much meat in the house this week! I really need to make another trip to the kosher butcher later on this week, once I start my new grocery budgeting week, to get more. So we'll be stretching what we have to make the early week meals.
I made a whole chicken for dinner last Friday. Leftovers were made into chicken salad for a weekend lunch, and yesterday I made chicken soup with its carcass. I was able to pick lots of bits of chicken after making the soup, so tonight's dinner will be a chicken stir-fry, with last week's vegetables and brown rice. We still have a little ground beef in the freezer, so Tuesday I'll make a spaghetti sauce with it. And on Wednesday, I'll make salads with some baked salmon that I have from ALDI. Veggie chili on Thursday, and that will bring us to Friday, when I'll pick up some fresh meat for dinner!
So here's what's for dinner this week:
Monday - chicken stir-fry over brown rice
Tuesday - beefaroni in tomato sauce, salad
Wednesday - salmon with 7 spice seasoning over salad
Thursday - 3 Can Veggie Chili over pasta
Friday - chicken soup with matzah balls, breaded chicken breasts, salad, challah
Saturday - veggie burritos with rice and salsa
Sunday - sub sandwiches
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2 comments:
looks like a good week! weve had weeks where we were low on meat too
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Have a great week:)
We always tend to be low on meat because the cost is just so crazy. I like that you show it is possible to have a healthy and versatile menu plan without going overboard on meat! I would love it if you would share this recipe on my menu plan link-up. It would be great to show my readers that you don't need a lot of meat in the house to feed your family well. Thanks! (http://the-north-forty.com/2011/09/19/what-do-we-eat-link-up/)
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