Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m making chicken chili verde and lasagna rolls but I still need ideas too.
I’m back with the rest of my plan:
Lentil soup
Pumpkin pasta
Roasted cauliflower salad
Falafel salads
Caramel apple cheesecake bars
Carrot spice steel cut oats for breakfast
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Based on what's on sale, tomorrow I'll pick up a big pack of ground beef, 2 rotisserie chickens, and the standard produce order. I'll do chicken w/ veggies and rice for dinner, shred any remaining meat and the meat from the 2nd chicken, and save the bones from both in the "soup trash" bag in my freezer. Some of the leftover meat will be wraps later in the week, and the rest will be split in the freezer: white for a future enchilada casserole, dark for the future soup.
Monday, after prepping all the usual fruits/veggies, I'll make a giant vat of chili, 2/3 of which will be frozen for future meals.
Tuesday: wraps
Wednesday: boil those bones for stock (along with the "trash" of carrot peels, onion peels, etc., which I save after veggie prep) and make soup. I'll either make bread or buy a take-and-bake)
Thursday: chili leftovers
Friday: asst. leftovers (chicken, veg), probably over some pasta
Kids are with their dad over the weekend, so I don't have to worry about that.
I try to batch cook and freeze as often as possible to minimize the amount of work. Wednesdays are my "easy day", when I could possible make bread or bigger projects, but the rest of my time is pretty booked, so I try to cook once and eat 2-4 times from that meal and its leftovers/components.
I want chili. I think I'll make some tomorrow.
Anonymous wrote:I bought peanut butter and jelly
Anonymous wrote:Based on what's on sale, tomorrow I'll pick up a big pack of ground beef, 2 rotisserie chickens, and the standard produce order. I'll do chicken w/ veggies and rice for dinner, shred any remaining meat and the meat from the 2nd chicken, and save the bones from both in the "soup trash" bag in my freezer. Some of the leftover meat will be wraps later in the week, and the rest will be split in the freezer: white for a future enchilada casserole, dark for the future soup.
Monday, after prepping all the usual fruits/veggies, I'll make a giant vat of chili, 2/3 of which will be frozen for future meals.
Tuesday: wraps
Wednesday: boil those bones for stock (along with the "trash" of carrot peels, onion peels, etc., which I save after veggie prep) and make soup. I'll either make bread or buy a take-and-bake)
Thursday: chili leftovers
Friday: asst. leftovers (chicken, veg), probably over some pasta
Kids are with their dad over the weekend, so I don't have to worry about that.
I try to batch cook and freeze as often as possible to minimize the amount of work. Wednesdays are my "easy day", when I could possible make bread or bigger projects, but the rest of my time is pretty booked, so I try to cook once and eat 2-4 times from that meal and its leftovers/components.
Anonymous wrote:For these curries / stews do you buy coconut milk or coconut cream? I never know which to buy or use.
Anonymous wrote:We are making a big pot of lentil and potato stew.