More Veggies, Please
Although I did make a quick visit to the farmer’s market Saturday, I still haven’t stocked up at the grocery store for the week. But in preparation for meal planning, I raided my freezer and pantry to get the week rolling. We’re back to a routine and meal planning, but it’s baby steps and that’s ok.
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SUNDAY
Brussels sprouts and tofu with a honey-sesame glaze or we’ll grill ribeyes and make the roasted Brussels and butternut squash from my cookbook. Make a batch of super simple salad dressing for the week and your salads are set.
MONDAY
Teriyaki salmon and broccolini from Ina Garten’s new book, Go-To Dinners (page 150).
TUESDAY
Hearty ground beef and vegetable soup.
WEDNESDAY
An easy pasta dinner. I’ll make a super-fast “primavera” sauce of Rao’s with chopped spinach and riced cauliflower.
THURSDAY
My college girl heads back to Paris soon. For dinner, it’s enchilada casserole which is one of her favorites. Make this with shredded rotisserie chicken or a pound of cooked ground taco meat (turkey or beef). Queso, guac, pico and jalapeños on the side. Use Siete tortillas or low-carb tortillas if you’d like.
FRIDAY
Sushi night! When making sushi at home, I use recipes from this blog.
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