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Our Real Menu For Our Real Family Sept 8-22, 2022


Hi! Thanks for being here! This is my families menu for the next few days. It is what we will really be eating or atleast plan to eat from here. For those who read my blog and our last menu, we had a lot of unexpected fun things come up which in turn lead to some delightful eating out etc, so you will see a few repeats on this menu simply because we didnt get around to making a lot of what I had planned which is A-OK with me. Please feel free to ask for any recipes or if you have any questions and if you are so inclined leave me a little message for me so I know youve been by!
 Have a great weekend and enjoy your kitchen! 


Thursday 8
lunch-leftovers
dinner-Spinach Artichoke chicken cauliflower bake, layered green salad, sugar free jello

Friday 9
lunch-hoagie sandwiches and chips
dinner-Easy kid dinner Date Night for mom and Dad

Saturday 10
lunch-hot dogs and soup
dinner-chicken and jalapeno popper casserole, corn bread and green beans

Sunday 11
lunch-fish sticks and macaroni and cheese w baby carrots
lunch-spiral baked ham, pepper jack potato casserole, broccoli, and snicker doodles

Monday 12
lunch-PB and J and bananas
dinner-split pea soup and bread sticks

Tuesday 13
lunch-BLTs and chips
dinner-chicken cordon blue pasta bake and veggies

Wednesday 14
lunch-leftovers
dinner-holiday chicken salad on croissants, chips and baby carrots w ranch, and strawberry pie

Thursday 15
lunch-bagels and cream cheese and ham and baby carrots
dinner-white chicken chili and bread sticks

Friday 16
lunch-grilled cheese and soup
dinner-frozen (tikka Marsala for the kids) 
date night for mom and dad

Saturday 17
lunch-leftovers
dinner-mash bowls KFC copycat

Sunday 18
lunch-popcorn shrimp, creamy rice, 
dinner-bacon cheeseburger pasta, veggies, and s'mores bark

Monday 19
lunch-frozen
dinner-chicken pot pie and fruit

Tuesday 20
lunch-chicken salad sandwiches and baby carrots
dinner-Parmesan crusted tilapia, mac and cheese and broccoli

Wednesday 21
lunch-leftovers
dinner-roasted corn and lime tortilla soup and bread sticks caramel puff corn

Thursday 22
lunch-tuna dip and crackers
dinner-crock pot yellow curry chicken over coconut rice and veggies

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