4/19/17
Things to Eat - 7 Week Meal Plan (mid-February through March)
We ate out a lot during the end of winter. Sometimes life is like that. And, really, it was nice to have a break from the kitchen.
WEEK 1
MONDAY - Vegetable tortilla stew (via Cravings). This has become a family staple - the kids all love it.
TUESDAY - Skirt steaks with chimichuri sauce and potatoes for Valentine's Day. Yum!
WEDNESDAY - Myer lemon pasta (from A Year Between Friends). Dan and I both found this amazing, but the kids hated the lemon flavor.
THURSDAY - Dinner at Cava with friends, Dan makes dinner for himself and the kids.
FRIDAY - Family dinner at Marble & Rye.
SATURDAY - Friends over - order pizza.
SUNDAY - Eat at the neighbor's BBQ.
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WEEK 2
MONDAY - Family dinner at Guapo's.
TUESDAY - Chili in the crockpot.
WEDNESDAY - Spring fattoush salad (via It's All Easy) and baked potatoes. I love this salad.
THURSDAY - Turkey meatballs in tomato sauce (via The Sprouted Kitchen - Bowl and Spoon). This used to be one of my favorite recipes, but lately I can't get the meatballs right. I'm not sure what I keep doing wrong, but it's making me sad.
FRIDAY - Corn, bacon and parmesan pasta (via Smitten Kitchen's blog). This is so easy and so good.
SATURDAY - Dan cooks pork chops and potatoes.
SUNDAY - Carry out Ethiopian (yummy!)
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WEEK 3
MONDAY - Chicken fingers and asparagus risotto (all from TJ's frozen aisle). Lazy but happy.
TUESDAY - Dan makes fish sticks and french fries.
WEDNESDAY - Order pizza.
THURSDAY - Girls' weekend in Charleston - dinner at Stars.
FRIDAY - Girls' weekend in Charleston - dinner at a restaurant I can't remember (but wow was it good).
SATURDAY - Girls' weekend in Charleston - Jon makes us steak tacos and margaritas. AMAZING!
SUNDAY - Dan cooks hot dogs and hamburgers.
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WEEK 4
MONDAY - Baja fish tacos (via Cooking Light online). This has been a family favorite for a long time, though we haven't had it in awhile (in case you haven't noticed, I don't cook a lot of fish). So glad it's back in the rotation. Not a single leftover.
TUESDAY - 3 day juice cleanse. The kids eat mac and cheese.
WEDNESDAY - 3 day juice cleanse. The kids eat pizza.
THURSDAY - 3 day juice cleanse. The kids eat pirogies.
FRIDAY - Dinner with a friend at Jaleo
SATURDAY - Dan makes fettucini alfredo.
SUNDAY - Zuni chicken (via It's All Easy). This might be the best chicken I've ever had. Amazing. Love this new recipe!
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WEEK 5
MONDAY - Sausage and peppers with thyme in the crockpot. Easy.
TUESDAY - Snacks/dinner at our snow day happy hour.
WEDNESDAY - Order pizza.
THURSDAY - Dinner in NYC before Sunset Boulevard.
FRIDAY - Dinner in NYC before The Great Comet of 1812.
SATURDAY - Dinner at the wedding I'm photographing.
SUNDAY - Taylor Gourmet.
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WEEK 6
MONDAY - Pesto pasta with an easy kale salad.
TUESDAY - Sheet pan chicken tikka (via Smitten Kitchen, the blog).
WEDNESDAY - One pot farro with tomatoes (via Smitten Kitchen, the blog) with red salad (via The Forest Feast). The kids are all OBSESSED with this salad.
THURSDAY - Dinner out with friends.
FRIDAY - Kids are all at friends' houses, I eat appetizers at moms' wine night.
SATURDAY - Dinner at the wedding I'm photographing.
SUNDAY - Dan makes pasta with homemade sauce (yum!).
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WEEK 7
MONDAY - Picnic under the cherry blossoms at Hains Point (Jimmy Johns).
TUESDAY - Quinoa carbonara (via Molly on the Range cookbook) with red salad (via The Forest Feast). The kids aren't quinoa fans (so sad), but they loved the bacon and egg combo of this recipe, though they all thought it would taste better with pasta (as I knew they would).
WEDNESDAY - Leftovers (I'm starting to make double recipes, so that we have leftovers).
THURSDAY - Cauliflower and corn tacos (via The Forest Feast). Family favorite. Everyone loves this recipe.
FRIDAY - Homemade pizza.
SATURDAY - Dan cooks fish and potatoes.
SUNDAY - Dan makes fried egg and bacon sandwiches (so yummy and so bad for me!).
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