We had a great week last week; trying out some new recipes, including the opportunity to add more Chinese food to our repertoire (my allergy to MSG means we cannot eat Chinese out, so we have to make any Chinese food we eat here with very carefully selected ingredients).
The homemade egg roll wrappers turned out really well, although next time I may use my crepe-making skillet, just to keep things easier. The egg rolls tasted great and the wrappers were strong enough to hold the contents well. The halibut with remoulade sauce was really good, too! I am excited about starting to build a good index of fish recipes that I like.
We skipped good ol' spaghetti night to have dinner with some friends. We had a blast, and ate some delicious food!
This week's menu looks pretty fun, and I am quite excited about it!
Monday - Steak kabobs and soaked brown rice. Of course we are using Tamari instead of "regular" soy sauce; and - while it's not perfect - we are using the new Sierra Mist Natural for our "lemon-lime carbonated beverage" in the marinade.
Sunday night - marinate beef. Monday AM - Soak Rice
Tuesday - Roast Chicken (With Onions, Carrots, Celery, and Potatoes). This will be one of our first Chickens in a while that is from our back yard. We went through those other birds pretty quickly, and now we have a few more this time around (We will be ordering the new batch of chicks, shortly).
Wednesday - Roast Pork, Sweet Potatoes, Steamed Veggies. This is some of that great pastured pork we got at Whole Foods. I love Sweet Potatoes better with pork than with any other meat, I think.
Thursday - White Chili - This will be with leftover chicken from Tuesday's Roast.
Thursday AM - start soaking black beans for Friday's dinner
Friday - Tilapia with Quinoa and Black beans
Friday AM - Soak Quinoa / Late Morning - begin to prepare beans.
Saturday - Breakfast for Dinner (Eggs, Bacon, and Stone-ground grits)
Saturday Afternoon - Soak dough for french bread.
Sunday - Bean Soup, Soaked French Bread (Whole Wheat), Salad
This is part of Menu Plan Monday - Visit I'm an Organizing Junkie for more great menus :)
The homemade egg roll wrappers turned out really well, although next time I may use my crepe-making skillet, just to keep things easier. The egg rolls tasted great and the wrappers were strong enough to hold the contents well. The halibut with remoulade sauce was really good, too! I am excited about starting to build a good index of fish recipes that I like.
We skipped good ol' spaghetti night to have dinner with some friends. We had a blast, and ate some delicious food!
This week's menu looks pretty fun, and I am quite excited about it!
Monday - Steak kabobs and soaked brown rice. Of course we are using Tamari instead of "regular" soy sauce; and - while it's not perfect - we are using the new Sierra Mist Natural for our "lemon-lime carbonated beverage" in the marinade.
Sunday night - marinate beef. Monday AM - Soak Rice
Tuesday - Roast Chicken (With Onions, Carrots, Celery, and Potatoes). This will be one of our first Chickens in a while that is from our back yard. We went through those other birds pretty quickly, and now we have a few more this time around (We will be ordering the new batch of chicks, shortly).
Wednesday - Roast Pork, Sweet Potatoes, Steamed Veggies. This is some of that great pastured pork we got at Whole Foods. I love Sweet Potatoes better with pork than with any other meat, I think.
Thursday - White Chili - This will be with leftover chicken from Tuesday's Roast.
Thursday AM - start soaking black beans for Friday's dinner
Friday - Tilapia with Quinoa and Black beans
Friday AM - Soak Quinoa / Late Morning - begin to prepare beans.
Saturday - Breakfast for Dinner (Eggs, Bacon, and Stone-ground grits)
Saturday Afternoon - Soak dough for french bread.
Sunday - Bean Soup, Soaked French Bread (Whole Wheat), Salad
This is part of Menu Plan Monday - Visit I'm an Organizing Junkie for more great menus :)
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