Monday’s Menu

We had a wonderful time up in the mountains with my family over the weekend. We are so blessed to live an hour away from the mountains and a couple of hours from the coast- both places that we love to visit.

It snowed almost the whole time we were there and we enjoyed snowshoing through the fresh snow and watching the kids sled. There was a beautiful view of the lake too, which we could see the storms come in across.

Our daughter sculpted this cute little dog from the snow on Saturday morning and he guarded us the rest of the weekend from the balcony of the cabin. Totally made me smile every time I looked at him.

So now we’re back to a regular week, with about a week and a half left of the month. A month in which we’re eating from our pantry (for the most part – buying mostly produce, dairy and such) in order to get “back in the black” from a very red November and December.

Will we make it? I shopped this last week which provided us with fresh items that should last us through the end of the month. It left a little over $12 in the food budget. We will need milk, and maybe eggs…

I think it’s doable, don’t you?

Monday- Roasted chicken, potatoes, and vegetables; green salad

Tuesday- Muffin tin meatloaves, barley pilaf, sauteed green beans, chopped salad

Wednesday- Ham Bone Soup Easy Artisan Bread, vegetable plate & ranch dip

Thursday- Spaghetti Feed for our Life Group: we’re providing the spaghetti- made with Roasted Tomato Sauce, of course!

Friday- Baked salmon, brown rice pilaf, steamed broccoli

Saturday- Hamburgers on Quick and Tender Homemade buns, oven fries, carrots

Sunday- Baked ham (bought during the holiday sales!), slow-cooker scalloped potatoes, Baked Grated Carrots, salad

-Jami

     


 


  
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  1. WE are on a tight budget too and each week it is a challenge to figure out a meal plan that can be enjoyed one or two nights in a row.
    Thank you for all the great ideas.
    The mountains were full of snow and then it started to flood, hope you are keeping safe.
    Isn’t Oregon fun?

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