Menu Plan Monday - Week of June 12, 2011


The thing I love the most about summer? All the salads!  The above photo is not really salad, but includes quite a bit of it!  Yum!

We have a fairly normal week this week for summer - school, work, and a few church events.  We're enjoying the slightly slower pace of summer.   Here's what we're eating this week:

Sunday, June 12:
Breakfast: Cereal and Milk
Lunch: Breakfast Tacos, Grapes
Dinner: Pancakes with Strawberries

Monday, June 13:
Breakfast: Cinnamon Breakfast Cake, Bananas
Dinner: Mixed Green Salad with Salmon, French Bread, Strawberry-Melon-Grape Salad

Tuesday, June 14:  Missy and Buddy's Baptism Anniversary!
Breakfast: Chai Spiced Oatmeal
Dinner:  Pan Fried Tilapia, Sweet Potato Fries, French Bread, Strawberry-Grape-Apple Salad
Baptism Anniversary Desert: Gingerbread

Wednesday, June 15:
Breakfast: Oatmeal Muffins with Bananas
Dinner: At Church: Bring Tossed Salad

Thursday, June 16:
Breakfast: Oat Groats with Apples
Dinner: Easy Black Bean Soup, Cornbread, Grape-Apple-Pear Salad

Friday, June 17:
Breakfast: Strawberry Pastry with Peanut Butter Smoothies
Dinner: Leftovers

Saturday, June 18:
Breakfast: Strawberry Pastry with Peanut Butter Smoothies
Lunch: Oatmeal Bread, Sliced Turkey, Cheese, Strawberries and Grapes
Dinner: Baked Chicken, Rice, Corn on the Cob, Strawberry-Grape-Banana Salad
Date Night Desert: Vanilla Ice Cream with Rhubarb Sauce

What are you eating this week?  Check out I'm an Organizing Junkie! to share and be inspired.

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