Menu Plan Monday, November 18th
I love to stock my freezer when I find meat on sale. And recently I found a good deal on chicken at Safeway.And a week later they had ground beef on sale too.
So I put together a few freezer meals for chicken. Made meatloaf, meatballs, and cooked ground beef for the freezer. So we are pretty well stocked up.
All I will need for meat is maybe to purchase a pork loin from Costco, a couple of beef roasts if I can find them on sale, and our Holiday dinner meat for the rest of this year. Which I know is only less than two months away but still fun to say.
This week we are having easy to make meals. With the holidays right around the corner, I’m saving my energy for cooking the big Thanksgiving Day dinner.
And after Thanksgiving I’ll start baking for Christmas, so dinners will need to be a little simpler for now.
Here’s what’s cooking at our house this week,
Dinners
Pizza Pockets with a Salad
Pan Fried Pork Chops, Roasted Potatoes, and Salad
Chili Cornbread, and a Salad
Waffles, Eggs, and Sausage
Make Your Own Haystacks and Fruit
Chicken Pot Pie Soup, Fruit, and Veggie Sticks
Chicken Stir Fry with Rice
Lunches
Leftover Most Days
Sandwich with Soup
Soft Tacos, Refried Beans, and Chips and Salsa
Breakfasts
Toast and Eggs
Breakfast Sandwiches and Fruit Salad
Caramel Sticky Buns, Eggs, and Sausage
I would love to hear what’s cooking at your house this week! Please scroll down and leave me a comment with your menu plan below.
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I’m glad to hear your family is almost fully recovered from your colds. That’s fantastic. 🙂
Your menu looks delicious, Shelly!
Thanks, Sandra!
Mmmm..your chicken pot pie soup looks so delicious! I’m going to be making some turkey corn chili this week, since it’s turned a little colder here…soup just sounds good right now.
Good job of stocking your freezer…it must make cooking for the holidays much easier to have a big stockpile of ingredients. Do you have a chest freezer or do you store all of this in your regular kitchen freezer?
Turkey corn chili sounds really good too. Soups are just so good this time of year. They are like a warm hug for your tummy.