Strategies
- All our meats this week are ones we already have stored in the freezer, and so our grocery trip only involved produce and dairy items. Our freezer stock is beginning to run low, and so we'll keep an eye out for sales to begin stocking up once again. Purchasing expensive grocery items like meat in large quantites when it's on sale is a great way to stay in budget.
Breakfasts
- Yogurt parfait (homemade yogurt + frozen mixed berries + homemade granola)
Lunches
- Salmon cakes, peas
- Beef stroganoff (I just use ground beef)
- Spinach & leek pie (thanks for the suggestion Dawn L.!) (We didn't get to this one last week)
- Southwest salad (greens, tomatoes, corn, cranberries, raisins, tortilla chip pieces with southwestern ranch dressing- I go easy on the hot components though)
Dinners
- Roast duck breast, mashed potatoes, glazed carrots (hubby's night to cook!)
- Duck stew, dandelion greens (hubby's other meal creation)
- Repeat beef stroganoff
- BBQ portabello quesadillas (using homemade tortillas)
- Greek salad pita sandwiches
Snacks
-celery with peanut butter
-fruit: oranges, bananas, apples, oranges,
-cheese slices
-yogurt & strawberries
- Amish friendship bread
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