In a mad effort of catch up, here are menus from this week and last, with holes where my memory does not serve. We must have eaten something, but I don't know what it was.
LAST WEEK
MONDAY
beer-can roasted chicken
pureed yams with a little apricot preserves and butter
green peas
green salad
TUESDAY
pork tenderloin with sauteed onion and fennel and fennel cream
rice cooked in chicken broth
satueed greens
WEDNESDAY
cranberry soy chicken
steamed white rice
shredded satueed zucchini
THIS WEEK
MONDAY
Thai coconut soup
green salad
TUESDAY
spaghetti and meatballs
satueed green beans and chantrelle mushrooms
green salad
WEDNESDAY
lentil soup
pannini sandwiches
pickles and olives
green salad
THURSDAY
garlic shrimp and pasta (Cook's Illustrated—you've got to have an online subscriptiont to view)
satueed greens
FRIDAY
oven-fried fish (Cook's Illustrated)
pasta in roasted pumpkin and goat cheese sauce (inspiration from aDozenEggs' food blog Cookie Crumbs—thank you!)
green salad
SATURDAY
Can you believe it? We ate out!! Nothing remarkable: We spent all day clearing out the MIL's house for her remodel and could only manage dragging ourselves into a neighborhood place for pizza, salad, and a glass of red wine on our way home.
SUNDAY
It's time for Sunday dinner with the MIL. It's a chilly rainy day, so I'll be heating up the house by baking moussaka.
9 comments:
WOW you eat well! Jealous...
Everything looks awesome!
I made my lentil soup today, it's from Cooks Illustrated. It was a recipe they developed when I worked there as a dishwasher. So good. I'll post it later this week.
I have dinner envy. Seriously.
dang that thai soup looks GREAT!!!!
Happy (belated) Halloween! I found some pumpkin ravioli at Costco the other day and just came across a cream sauce recipe...I swear I could eat nothing but pumpkin for months!
Sounds soooo yummy. Could you please post the beer can chicken recipe? I am intrigued.
Just wondering if you've ever cooked a ham steak?
I got a fresh, un-cured one at the Farmer's Market (they were out of tenderloin). It's not pre-cooked, so I'm not sure what to do with it.
You know, you really make me feel like a slob!!!! :) If only I had the time, and more importantly, the skill!!!!!
Ham steaks: Epicurious.com has a few good ideas. There're always my first go-to with an ingredient I haven't used before.
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