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Menu for 6/21/10-6/27/10

Like clockwork, two meals were not made last week. The Korean Hamburgers were replaced by the Spicy Garlic Lime Chicken that I didn’t make the day before. Instead of having Catherine Ann’s Enticing Tuna Salad – the Longmeadow Farm on Saturday, I had the Wanchai Ferry frozen meal. To my defense, I did that to make some room in the freezer.

Let me tell you about the Baked Teriyaki Chicken that I made on Monday. It was divine. I remember doubting that it would become a keeper, but I am sold. I loved it so much that I’m tempted to make it again this week. The only thing I regret was not thinking ahead and lining the baking dish with aluminium foil. (Wait. Is that the British spelling?) In any case, cleaning that glass dish was a huge pain and I’m not making that mistake again.


The Baja Black Beans, Corn and Rice was great as always, even when using pinto beans instead of black beans. I have a 25 pound bag to go through so you bet I’ll be substituting every chance I get. I also somehow blindly grabbed the container of basil instead of cilantro and that gave it a slightly different flavor.

I’ll be ridiculously busy this week, so I’m making it extra easy for me.

Monday
Catherine Ann’s Enticing Tuna Salad – the Longmeadow Farm

Tuesday
Pinto Beans and Rice in a Crock Pot (Or on Stove Top)

Wednesday
Korean Hamburgers

Thursday
Pasta and salad

Friday
Morningstar Chipotle Black Bean Burgers and salad

Saturday
Porcupine Meatballs II and veggies

Sunday
Play it by ear (let someone else cook, have leftovers, or canned soup)

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3 Responses to “Menu for 6/21/10-6/27/10”

  1. ToyLady says:

    I love to keep quick meals in the freezer for just that reason – they’re fast and easy for those days that just don’t work right! They do take up a lot of space in the freezer, don’t they?

  2. Cristina says:

    I’d love to be able to do that, but I don’t know how I’d fit anything else in there right now. My parents have an upright freezer in the basement and I’m dreaming of having one someday. Unfortunately the only place I have to put one here would be the garage and I heard that’s a big no-no.

  3. ToyLady says:

    Yeah, I’ve heard the same thing about keeping the freezer in the garage – I think it has to work harder to maintain a constant temperature.

    When I had my first apartment, I actually had a small freezer – in the dining room!

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