Meal Plan June 5th through 11th

Here's to a great new week folks!  We had an awesome weekend enjoying sunny California weather our beautiful garden and even pretended to be on vacation swimming and making s'mores.  Yummo!

Breakfasts:
  • Chocolate Chip Pancakes and Peaches
  • Cereal and Blueberries
  • Eggs, Toast w/Peanut Butter, Strawberry Yogurt
  • Granola Bars, Milk, Blueberries
  • French Toast and Mango
  • Cereal & Pineapple
  • Breakfast Burritos and Cantaloupe
Lunches:
  • Bologna Sandwiches, Chips, Blueberries
  • Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Cantaloupe, Carrot Sticks
  • Salami, Crackers, Cheese, Carrots, Grapes
  • Pasta w/butter, Peas, Chicken
  • Leftovers
  • Quesadillas and Corn
  • Baked Potatoes with lots of toppings and a Salad
Dinners:
  • Shrimp/Chicken, Baked Potatoes, Grilled Squash
  • Chicken Tacos, Fajita Rice, Corn
  • Ravioli's, Garlic Bread, Salad
  • Hambugers, French Fries, Grilled Squash
  • Tostadas, Corn, Rice
  • Cheesy Chicken Broccoli Pasta, Garlic Bread
  • Out to Dinner for My Sister in Law's Bday!

Okay confession time - I greatly dislike eating the same things all of the time - dinner I vary enough but lunches are killing me.....so.....What's your favorite lunch at home?

Comments

  1. MelissaJune 7, 2011 at 11:45 PM

    Have you tried tuna sandwiches or egg salad sandwiches. Or hummus and pita bread. I put mayo, pickles and green onions in my egg salad sandwiches and they come out pretty good. I also put mayo, pickles, celery and green onions in the tuna salad.

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  2. Ash of All TradesJune 8, 2011 at 7:40 AM

    Melissa - great ideas - we love Tuna and Egg Salad but great idea about the green onion that would make it so much more of a mommy lunch than plain like the girls like it! We haven't tried hummus and pita bread yet I am definitely going to - I put chickpeas on my list for next week! Thank you for taking the time to help me out!

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