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End of March Menu


Hello! Welcome back! Here is my families menu for the next bit. We are really excited for Easter! What are you most cherished easter traditions? Have a great week and Enjoy Your Kitchen!!

BRUNCH

DINNERS

Hearty mac and cheese

Corned beef hash

Chicken in a hurry, Maple pear and pecan salad

Oven roasted smoked sausage and potatoes, brussels sprouts

loaded french fries (easy dinner)

EASTER CELEBRATION-KFC chicken, fluff salad

Ham, funeral potatoes, pineapple casserole, asparagus, deviled eggs and hot rolls

Easy baked potato soup and crackers

Ham salad and ritz crackers and green salad

Crockpot rootbeer pulled chicken sandwiches, pasta salad and baby carrots with ranch dip 

DESSERTS

strawberry and cream bars

Lunch Lady Brownies

Monster cookies

 

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