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Thursday, October 4, 2007

What's for dinner in October

Posted in Eating
Here's what's cookin' in October.  You might notice a pattern this month.  We're having an egg-heavy breakfast for supper every Thursday night and soup every Tuesday.  I can do that now that the weather is getting tolerable.  Some months I write out enough dinner ideas and choose them each day or every couple days.  This month I actually assigned them all ahead of time.  I am a wild woman.


10/1- spareribs, penne alfredo, steamed carrots
10/2- split pea chicken and rice soup, bread and butter, devilled eggs
10/3- tacos
10/4- pancakes, sausage, eggs
10/5- grilled cheese, tomato soup, raw carrots
10/6- Scotch eggs, mashed potatoes, veggie
10/7- shepherd's pie, biscuits, jello
10/8- baked macaroni and cheese with ham chunks
10/9- black bean chili on rice, raw carrots, ranch
10/10- lasagna, salad, french bread
10/11- ham and cheese omelets, toast, hashbrowns
10/12- potato pancakes, tuna, applesauce, sweet pickles
10/13- minute steaks, baked potatoes, salad
10/14- tater tot casserole, veggie
10/15- meatloaf, mashed potatoes, veggie, bread and butter
10/16- baked beans quintet, brown bread, raw veg
10/17- enchiladas, refried beans, Spanish rice
10/18- breakfast casserole, biscuits
10/19- grilled cheese and tomato soup
10/20- skillet chicken teriyaki
10/21- corned beef hash, corn, bread and butter
10/22- salmon puffs, twiced baked potatoes, veg
10/23- lentil stew, cornbread, carrots with ranch
10/24- spaghetti, french bread, salad
10/25- omelets, hashbrowns, toast
10/26- nachos, raw veg, fruit
10/27- roast chicken, rice pilaf, veg
10/28- tuna casserole, veg, bread
10/29- kielbasa with kraut, mashed potatoes, veg
10/30- wintery chicken soup with pasta (Dairy Hollow House Soup and Bread Cookbook) bread
10/31- tacos, refried beans, spanish rice
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Friday, October 5, 2007 - Go girl!!


Posted by Chas
Way to go my friend!!! I have mine sorta, kinda done... I haven't printed out my new one from Crystal's site yet, and here it is the 4th!!!!! I have been following very close to my plans though! :)
Nice job getting it all on here! :)
Love to you!
Chas


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~June 22nd~
*11 half-pints
honey-sweetened peach-strawberry jam
~June 27th~
*7 half-pints and 2 pints
honey-sweetened peach jam
~June 28th~
*24 home-grown chickens in the freezer
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plus feet and backs for stock!!)
~July 6th~
*8 pints and 14 half-pints
honey-sweetened peach jam
~July 16th~
*18 cups fresh green beans,
blanched and frozen (a gift from the boss)
*12 pounds ripe bananas,
cut into 1 inch chunks and frozen for smoothies
~July 22nd~
*32 ears home-grown corn
blanched and frozen in meal-sized packages
~July 27th~
*8 pints cream-style corn
(home grown)
~July~
about *8 cups blackberries
and *5 cups wild blueberries
from around our property,
in the freezer
~August 4th~
14 pints
4 half-pints
and 1 quart
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13 quarts chunky applesauce
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The Bible- currently in the books of Ezekial and 1 Corinithians

Heidi by Johanna Spyri

My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George

The Hobbit (on CD) by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Bondwoman's Tale by Hannah Crafts



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One Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

At Large and At Small by Anne Fadiman

How To Be Good by Nick Hornby

The Book of Joby by Mark Ferrari

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett

World Without End by Ken Follett

Anne of the Island by L.M. Montgomery (for the 12th time or so)


The Water Babies by Charles Kingsley

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