Monday’s Menu

After trying four new recipes last week, there’s only one new one on the menu this week (Creamy Cajun Chicken). I probably should try to spread them out and make a couple each week, but sometimes I just get all excited about trying something new.

And this week I’m not as excited.

Of the four new recipes from last week, the pot roast was a keeper for sure- the wine gave it a really nice flavor. Most of the reviews said it was the best pot roast they’ve ever had – not sure I’d go that far, but it was good. The Salmon-Vegetable bake was good – a nice way to use canned salmon (I changed it up by utilizing a can of salmon I had and also added peppers, onions, and celery, and topping it with grated Parmesan).

The Coconut Vegetable soup I’ll probably not make again and the Classic Pad Thai was ok, but still not “the recipe” I’m looking for. Maybe I need to  break down and get the special items at an Asian store (dried shrimp, tamarind, etc.) that were “optional” in the recipe. If you’ve got a Pad Thai recipe you love, I’d love it if you share!

Monday- Chicken noodle soup, easy artisan bread, cut vegetables & ranch dip

Tuesday- Chili Bean haystacks (chili over chips) with toppings and home-canned salsa

Wednesday- Creamy Cajun Chicken Pasta (new recipe!), green salad

Thursday- Swiss Chard & Sausage Frittata, chopped salad, easy artisan bread

Friday- Fish Stew, salad, Quick & Tender Breadsticks

Saturday- Burgers on homemade buns, oven fries, carrot sticks

Sunday- Leftovers

-Jami

     


 


  

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  1. Tammy says:

    I cant wait to see how the Cajun chicken goes over with your family. I couldnt believe all the high marks it got. Sounds delish

  2. Sakura says:

    If you haven’t tried the PW’s cajun chicken you should. My family loves it, and it’s sooooo easy to make.

    • Jami @ An Oregon Cottage says:

      My daughter is the one who found this (she’s on Pinterest, too!), but I’ll look at the PW one, just to make sure. :-)

  3. Lynn says:

    Would you share your fish stew recipe. In landlocked Oklahoma, we don’t see that very often. Sounds wonderful.

    • Jami @ An Oregon Cottage says:

      This is a tomato based stew, sorta like a cioppino, but to keep costs down I usually just use a white fish and shrimp. I’ll post it soon!

  4. Carol says:

    Here is a link to my menu plan – would love for you to check it out!

    http://cdm-arewethereyet.blogspot.com/2012/02/menu-monday_27.html

    Hugs -
    Carol

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