Menu Plan Monday - Week of November 9, 2019

One of the many photos I just cleaned off my phone - a summer camping meal from a couple of summers ago!
We did not purchase much for meals this week - our pantry, freezers and refrigerator are quite full.  That is always a good feeling!  I did purchase some baking supplies for later this year on sale this week.  I am grateful for the money to stock up on things while the prices are good.

Here is what we are eating this week:

Sunday, November 9:
   Breakfast: Homemade Cinnamon Rolls
   Lunch: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches, Apples
   Snack: Popcorn
   Dinner: Taco Soup, Cornbread

Monday, November 10:
     Breakfast: Eggs and Toast
     Lunch: Leftover Soup
     Snack: Cookies
     Dinner: Linguine with Vegetables

Tuesday, November 11:
    Breakfast: Overnight Oatmeal
    Lunch: Leftover Linguine
    Snack: Yogurt
    Dinner: Hamburger Gravy, Rice, Apple Slices and Orange Wedges

Wednesday, November 12:
     Breakfast: Lemon Scones, Pineapple Smoothies
     Lunch: Leftover Hamburger Gravy
     Snack: Cookies
     Dinner: Cinnamon Biscuit Twists, Bake Eggs, Cinnamon Apples

Thursday, November 13:
     Breakfast: Overnight Oatmeal
     Lunch: Leftover Soup or Gravy
     Snack: Yogurt
     Dinner: Meatball Soup, Biscuits

Friday, November 14:
     Breakfast: Eggs and Toast
     Lunch: Leftover Soup
     Snack: Cookies
     Dinner: Homemade Pizza

Saturday, November 15:
     Brunch: Oatmeal Muffins, Sliced Fruit
     Snack: Popcorn
     Dinner: Hard Shell Tacos, Spinach Salad
     Dessert: Apple Crisp

What are you eating this week?

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