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what are you guys making all week?
i'm going to the supermarket tomorrow. hoping to get some healthy stuff into these little bodies post-halloween.
ideas?


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i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.

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Sara wrote:

i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.




can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)



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Sunday: Teriyaki Salmon w/ asparagus
Monday: Chicken tacos
Tuesday: left overs
Wednesday: Lasagna
Thursday: left overs

i normally only cook 5 days, and this is a light week since i'm making 2 big things with left overs.


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stir fry steak with mushrooms
corned beef
beef & noodles
spaghetti
chicken and dumplings (crockpot)
BBQ hamburgers/hot dogs



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daisy wrote:

 

Sara wrote:

i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.




can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I cut up a london broil into chunks, brown and then pressure cook it in Au Jus.  I use the frozen Grandmas noodles.  Yummy.

I am curious how Sara does it.



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we will be gone until sunday eve but for the next week, i am planning on:

monday: spaghetti, salad and bread
Tues: pork chops (I just put them in a fry pan - put sugar on  them to brown them and then fill up the pan w/ water and let them simmer like an hour or more until they are tender) and probably a baked potato
Wed: hamburgers, baked beans (I use reg. pork n beans w/ mustard, brown sugar and let them simmer for about 40 minutes)
Thurs: homemade pizza
Friday: (since it will just be me and ivy home, i don't have anything planned.)

I am really boring ;)

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daisy wrote:

 

Sara wrote:

i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.




can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I'm laughing because my neighbors always make this and the first time I was like WTF too? It's definitely not a NY thing. But it's exactly what Tammy described.



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I so need to start planning meals for the week again... I am SO bad about doing that now and usually end up running to the store several days out of the week. I'm just so burnt out on grocery shopping and meal planning! I've been doing it for 8 years now. DH is never any help. When I ask him to suggest things for dinner he says "whatever" and Lucas says "Happy Donalds" (McDonald's) I'll be watching this like a hawk....

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Alyssa wrote:

 

daisy wrote:

 

Sara wrote:

i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.




can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I'm laughing because my neighbors always make this and the first time I was like WTF too? It's definitely not a NY thing. But it's exactly what Tammy described.

 



lmao!  i love b&n.  i like it served over top of mashed potatoes the best.  mmmmmm.  i never make it though.  my mom always made it for us growing up.

 



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can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I cut up a london broil into chunks, brown and then pressure cook it in Au Jus.  I use the frozen Grandmas noodles.  Yummy.

I am curious how Sara does it.



I'm meal planning right now and this sounds awesome!

Do you buy the Au Jus sauce?  In a jar or can?  Also, when you say pressure cook, do you mean in an actual pressure cooker?

 



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Alyssa wrote:

 

daisy wrote:

 

Sara wrote:

i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.




can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I'm laughing because my neighbors always make this and the first time I was like WTF too? It's definitely not a NY thing. But it's exactly what Tammy described.

 



there are sooo many things that MSers mention as meal options and i'm like ??? -- i know i'm sort of oblivious to a lot of foods, but i also think that a lot of the stuff is just not well known in this area- glad you didnt know about beef and noodles either!!

 



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tammy wrote:

 



can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I cut up a london broil into chunks, brown and then pressure cook it in Au Jus.  I use the frozen Grandmas noodles.  Yummy.

I am curious how Sara does it.



I'm meal planning right now and this sounds awesome!

Do you buy the Au Jus sauce?  In a jar or can?  Also, when you say pressure cook, do you mean in an actual pressure cooker?

 

 




ok another question - what's au jus?



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tammy wrote:

 

daisy wrote:

 

Sara wrote:

i am working on my grocery list now. not sure what we will be having each night as i just like to have items on hand.

i know sunday is soup day so we will either have chili or veggie soup.

and i am buying stuff for...
lasagna
spaghetti (always keep that stuff on hand)
chicken breast
tacos
beef and noodles

and of course i always keep chicken nuggets, fish sticks and a digorino on hand for a quick dinner.

then we always usually have a veggie and fruit with whatever we have.




can you tell me what "beef and noodles" is?

is that just like chopped meat mixed with noodles? (sorry i'm so oblivious...)

 




I cut up a london broil into chunks, brown and then pressure cook it in Au Jus.  I use the frozen Grandmas noodles.  Yummy.

I am curious how Sara does it.

 



are grandmas noodles like an egg noodle?

 



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here's what i'm thinking:

saturday: steak and baked broccoli
sunday: boboli and peppers
monday: leftover chicken and maple syrup sweet potatoes
tuesday: mac&cheese and stringbeans
wednesday: pasta and veggie (i do that every wed bc i work that day and night)
thurs: pork chops and some veggie
friday: salmon steaks and salad


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monday: crockpot chicken tacos
tuesday: steak salad (shoprite has london broil 1.99 a pound starting tomorrow)
wednesday: stir fry
thursday: healthy chili (jammi comes thursday and this will serve us plus leftovers, plus i don't have to be in the kitchen int he evening)
friday: we're going out. :)

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daisy wrote:

here's what i'm thinking:

saturday: steak and baked broccoli
sunday: boboli and peppers
monday: leftover chicken and maple syrup sweet potatoes
tuesday: mac&cheese and stringbeans
wednesday: pasta and veggie (i do that every wed bc i work that day and night)
thurs: pork chops and some veggie
friday: salmon steaks and salad



Can I have your recipe for maple syrup sweet potatoes?  I've seen sweet potatoes all over the place lately and now I'm CRAVING them!!  smile

 



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I have a feeling this is going to change before I actually go shopping, but as of now, it's:

Sat: Stuffed Peppers
Sun: Breakfast Dinner
Mon: Spaghetti with meat sauce
Tues: Chicken Cutlets w/ pesto pasta
Wed: Meatball parm hero
Thur: I have a Mom's Club night out so I think they'll have chicken legs (puke)
Fri: Macaroni and Cheese w/ Kielbasa or something else
Sat: Fajitas



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Dddiii wrote:

 

daisy wrote:

here's what i'm thinking:

saturday: steak and baked broccoli
sunday: boboli and peppers
monday: leftover chicken and maple syrup sweet potatoes
tuesday: mac&cheese and stringbeans
wednesday: pasta and veggie (i do that every wed bc i work that day and night)
thurs: pork chops and some veggie
friday: salmon steaks and salad



Can I have your recipe for maple syrup sweet potatoes?  I've seen sweet potatoes all over the place lately and now I'm CRAVING them!!  smile

 

 




yup, just peel and cube the s.p's into one inch chunks.  drizzle with olive oil and maple syrup (i put more than a drizzle ;)

350 for 1hr 15 min, toss half way through.

you can put onion in there if you want too.

you can also put in split chicken breast to make it a full meal (it's really good with the syrup on top).



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Beef and noodles for us is the heat and server beef tips(hormel I think) over egg noodles. Easy and good.

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