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Menu Plan for April 12-18

Last week's menu plan worked out pretty well. We attended a Taste of Home cooking school this past week. It was very informative. I learned a lot and will be trying a few of the recipes this week.

Monday
Breakfast-Toast
Lunch-little pizza
Dinner- waffles with pecan topping- I will post this recipe ☺

Tuesday
Breakfast Oatmeal
Lunch-leftovers
Dinner-tacos

Wednesday
Breakfast Toast
Lunch-leftovers
Dinner- goulash

Thursday
Breakfast Oatmeal
Lunch-mac and cheese
Dinner-lasagna roll ups

Friday
Breakfast- toast
Lunch-leftovers
Dinner-Pizza- made with homemade dough

Saturday-
Breakfast-Oatmeal
Lunch-pizza
Dinner- Spaghetti

Sunday
Breakfast Waffles, bacon, eggs
Lunch- leftovers
Dinner-tin foil dinners

Check out more menu ideas here.

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  1. MelissaApril 12, 2010 at 3:48 AM

    I always think about making lasagna roll-ups, but I never do it! Thanks for the nudge. :)

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  2. EmilyApril 12, 2010 at 7:43 PM

    Mmmmm, all sounds so good....especially the waffles for dinner :)

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  3. Pat HarrisApril 13, 2010 at 1:43 PM

    I had planned this week to make a menu for the month. I'm going to start with just dinners tho. I can work my way up. lol. I would love to live in the country and have a huge garden to grow, can and feed the family. How wonderful.

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  4. Stitchin SarahApril 14, 2010 at 6:08 AM

    I love to check out your meal plans!

    Stop by my blog. I have an award for you! :)

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