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Menu going into the New Year

Of Note: We’re still eating up different holiday leftovers here but are planning a very special New Year’s breakfast. I suppose it’s a tradition that we start our new year with heaps of fresh fruit. We’ll be having oranges, bananas, kiwi, and grapefruit. That was the family consensus.

Monday        
B: Leftovers from Saturday’s breakfast
L: Leftovers – must clean out fridge!
D: Smorgasbord New Years Eve celebration with friends
We’re bringing: Spinach dip & crusty bread, triple fudge brownies
Daily Cost: $9.46
Tuesday – Happy New Year!
B: Blueberry Waffles, fresh fruit and sausage
L: Dinner w/ my family- celebrate my parents 36^th anniversary!
We’re bringing: greens salad, fudge, crab-stuffed mushrooms
D: Leftovers from lunch
Daily Cost: $11.22
Wednesday
B: Choice: Cereal or yogurt and toast
L: Grilled Cheese sandwiches, cottage cheese and chips
D: One Pot Salsa Beef Skillet, cornbread
Dessert: none
Daily Cost: $5.96
Thursday
B: Yogurt w/granola & blueberries
L: Bologna burgers, chips & dip
D: Roo’s soup, crusty bread
Dessert: choco-banana milk shakes
Daily Cost: $7.96
Friday
B: Oatmeal w/cherries, toast
L: Soup and sandwiches [soup leftovers]
D: Nachos
Dessert: popcorn- Family movie nite
Daily Cost: $3.77
Saturday
B: Daddy Cook: eggs, bacon, toast etc.
L: Leftover Smorgasbord
D: Pizza Party with youth group
Daily Cost: $2.66
Sunday
B: Cocoa Wheats and toast
L: Skillet stroganoff, steamed veggies, bread
D: special supper @ church
Daily Cost: $3.62
Weekly Total: $44.65
~~ Don’t forget to check out the yummy menu ideas every Monday over at The Organizing Junkie’s blog. You just might find your next favorite family recipe!

The Menu Plan

5:03 PM, 2007-Dec-31 .. Posted by Mommychicky

Nachos for dinner? Why haven't I thought of that one. Enjoy and Happy New Year.
My menu is up at http://donteatbaby.blogspot.com

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5:54 PM, 2007-Dec-31 .. Posted by Anonymous

I really like how you post the cost of each day. I may try to do that and see just how things add up!

We ate the bologna like that when I was a kid too! It was a big treat :)

Sherry

http://frugaldomesticgoddess.blogspot.com