Anonymous wrote:What are you planning on eating this week? Are you meal prepping? Planning your menu? I love seeing what others are making and getting inspo. I just changed gears for my lunch prep for the week thanks to the tofu thread someone started.
Breakfast and lunch to take to work:
Greek yogurt with frozen berries, chia, and nuts
NYT tofu sweet chili grain bowls (recipe https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1024956-sweet-chile-grain-bowl-with-tofu?unlocked_article_code=1.7k4.oS3O.RJymK-o4OCwI&smid=share-url)
Homemade baked beans with chicken sausage (homemade baked beans are a totally different food than the canned stuff)
Chicken Caesar salad
Hungarian goulash (the beef chuck braised for hours with paprika, not the macaroni stuff) with mashed potatoes
Cut up fruit to have ready as a snack (I happily eat this for my snack if I get fruit I consider "fancy")
Deviled eggs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are you planning on eating this week? Are you meal prepping? Planning your menu? I love seeing what others are making and getting inspo. I just changed gears for my lunch prep for the week thanks to the tofu thread someone started.
Breakfast and lunch to take to work:
Greek yogurt with frozen berries, chia, and nuts
NYT tofu sweet chili grain bowls (recipe https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1024956-sweet-chile-grain-bowl-with-tofu?unlocked_article_code=1.7k4.oS3O.RJymK-o4OCwI&smid=share-url)
Homemade baked beans with chicken sausage (homemade baked beans are a totally different food than the canned stuff)
Chicken Caesar salad
Hungarian goulash (the beef chuck braised for hours with paprika, not the macaroni stuff) with mashed potatoes
Cut up fruit to have ready as a snack (I happily eat this for my snack if I get fruit I consider "fancy")
Deviled eggs
Deviled eggs? In this economy?![]()
Anonymous wrote:What are you planning on eating this week? Are you meal prepping? Planning your menu? I love seeing what others are making and getting inspo. I just changed gears for my lunch prep for the week thanks to the tofu thread someone started.
Breakfast and lunch to take to work:
Greek yogurt with frozen berries, chia, and nuts
NYT tofu sweet chili grain bowls (recipe https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1024956-sweet-chile-grain-bowl-with-tofu?unlocked_article_code=1.7k4.oS3O.RJymK-o4OCwI&smid=share-url)
Homemade baked beans with chicken sausage (homemade baked beans are a totally different food than the canned stuff)
Chicken Caesar salad
Hungarian goulash (the beef chuck braised for hours with paprika, not the macaroni stuff) with mashed potatoes
Cut up fruit to have ready as a snack (I happily eat this for my snack if I get fruit I consider "fancy")
Deviled eggs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I made chicken soup, Greek salad, and beef stew today, and we’ll have leftovers for lunch from that. I also roasted some potatoes and beets
This week’s meals -
- chicken, beet, goat cheese over arugula with diced Granny Smith apple and avocado
- lentil/mushroom stroganoff over brown rice
- spinach, potato, and onion frittata
- smitten kitchen roasted cauliflower tacos
Not enough protein.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I made chicken soup, Greek salad, and beef stew today, and we’ll have leftovers for lunch from that. I also roasted some potatoes and beets
This week’s meals -
- chicken, beet, goat cheese over arugula with diced Granny Smith apple and avocado
- lentil/mushroom stroganoff over brown rice
- spinach, potato, and onion frittata
- smitten kitchen roasted cauliflower tacos
Not enough protein.
Anonymous wrote:I made chicken soup, Greek salad, and beef stew today, and we’ll have leftovers for lunch from that. I also roasted some potatoes and beets
This week’s meals -
- chicken, beet, goat cheese over arugula with diced Granny Smith apple and avocado
- lentil/mushroom stroganoff over brown rice
- spinach, potato, and onion frittata
- smitten kitchen roasted cauliflower tacos
Anonymous wrote:I have 12 apple muffins in the oven. Made them sugar and gluten free.
I’m also preparing vegetable muffins with eggs, carrots, and kale. During the summer, I make them with homegrown green squash.