Menu Plan Monday - March 12

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First - I want to say ----

to my WW back row bud - Karen - she hit her 10% today !!! WTG Karen!
Second - I know it's only Saturday - but I have a busy weekend ahead - so going to get this up ahead of time.



This weeks menu will have some repeats – don’t know what happened last week – but I must have changed things up. Some reviews – the lamb stew was excellent, as was the chicken and wild rice. The beef and green beans will not be made again.

Saturday – Lamb on the grill with crockpot mashed potatoes

Sunday – Goose and rice

Monday – Homemade pizzas !! with baked sweet potato fries

Tuesday – Creamed Chipped Beef Casserole and salads

Wednesday – Hunan Flavored Drumsticks with rice

Thursday – Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus with Tahini Dressing

Friday – leftovers or Chicken Pot Pie
Recipes for the asparagus and crockpot potatoes will be linked soon!

Comments

KC said…
looks like a tasty week for you. Goose and Lamb, now there are two things i have never had. Happy cooking
March 12, 2007 at 7:46 AM
Annie said…
I am bookmarking the creamed beef recipe. My hubbie loves chipped beef on toast (which I never make) so maybe he'll like this.
Have a great week.
blessings~
Annie
March 12, 2007 at 8:22 AM
Aisling said…
i started counting points again today and am having trouble remembering the points in things. Oh well, I'll soon get back into the swing of it.
March 12, 2007 at 8:45 AM
Anonymous said…
The Hunan drumsticks sound delish! Do you think it would work just as well on chicken breasts? (boneless/skinless) I think i will try it that way!

Have a great week,

Sherry
March 12, 2007 at 11:13 AM
Unknown said…
Way to go girl. You're a truly an organized woman, for getting your menu posted early.
March 12, 2007 at 2:01 PM
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