The new pitcher

 

Ginger-peach iced green tea.

My favourite for sipping on a hot afternoon.


Monday: summer corn and zucchini chowder, salad, fresh bread

Tuesday: chicken tenders on the grill, corn on the cob, salad

Wednesday: fresh fish, broccoli, rice

Thursday: pulled pork in the crock-pot, salad

Friday: leftovers

Saturday: steak tips on the grill, salad, 

Sunday: lake monadnock baked beans, ham, cornbread


Meal plan Monday

Menu plan Monday

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  1. Martha24 August 2020 at 17:35

    Sounds like a yummy week, enjoy! :)

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  2. Faith24 August 2020 at 19:55

    ooh....can you post your corn and zucchini chowder recipe please?? that sounds heavenly. 2 out of the 4 of us don't eat meat so the rest of your menu, although my husband would love meat every night, looks vastly different from mine. Tonight we did linguine and "meat" balls (plant based balls with pasta sauce), steamed green and waxed beans, tossed salad, and fresh strawberries (none for me as I'm allergic so I had some watermelon). Tomorrow we are doing plant-based "beef" in the crockpot with my homemade sloppy joe mix plus cucumber salad. the rest of the week is up in the air but friday evening will be take out of some sort...probably Indian or Thai food.

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