
Even though it might be easier to just feast off the freezer meals we made on Saturday, I think it would be more wise to continue to make meals and use the freezer ones for busy days. By the way, the freezer meal cooking day was a success. We had fun together and we each came home with 3-9x9 pans of lasagna, 2-9 in pans of chicken enchilada casserole, 2 dozen parmesan chicken sticks, a two cup baggie of big beef batch, and a baggie of the ranch snack crackers. AND, we each paid $27! Of course, some of the ingredients I had on hand and others are just staples that you don't need to buy each time. All in all, a very good deal.
Okay, on to this week of meals:
Monday--chicken and veggies
Tuesday-Black Bean Enchilada Casserole This is a new recipe for us!
Wednesday--Creamy Italian Chicken (crock pot meal)
Thursday--Chicken and Stuffing (our 15th anniversary!)
Friday--Japanese meal (Bethany and I are planning this meal tomorrow. Hopefully it will be a wonderful way to end our study of Japan.)
Check out Organizing Junkie's Menu Plan Monday for more menus sure to please your family.
It all sounds good!!! You'll have to do pictures of your Japanese meal. And congratulations on your anniversary! :)
ReplyDeleteYes! We will post pictures for sure. And thanks for the congratulations!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home safely. :)
15 anniversary????? Please oh please do not tell me it's been 15 yrs. i mean i'm terribly happy for you but 15 years???
ReplyDeleteok...now that i'm done feeling terribly old - YAY FOR 15 years!!!!!!