menus
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Menu Plan Sunday | June 29, 2025
Recipes on the menu that are from the blog: Continue reading
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Menu Plan Monday | June 23, 2025
Household meal arrangements changed; new dinner plans outlined. Continue reading
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Menu Plan Monday | June 16, 2025
Household meal arrangements changed; new dinner plans outlined. Continue reading
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Honey, What’s For Dinner? – Week of July 22, 2024
I decided to do some favorites from the blog as our dinners this week. Underneath the menu are the links to the recipes. Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? Week of May 8, 2022
My menu this week contains food I already have in the house. I don’t want to have to go shopping after my weekend away. A big grocery shopping trip was done last week. I may have to get some produce… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? Week of May 1, 2022
Sunday Breakfast – Ham and cheese roll from the local gluten-free bakery Lunch – Chicken and corn chowder (left-over from last night) Dinner – Meatloaf with twice baked potatoes from Sam’s Club, corn Monday Breakfast – Yogurt parfait Lunch –… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? Week of February 27, 2022
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a meal plan. My children will still ask me what’s for dinner. However now they are teenagers, they have started to cook for themselves. I just provide the ingredients for them. They’ll also… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? – Week of June 29, 2020
One night last week, my now 15-year-old walked into the kitchen as I was cooking and said, “What’s for dinner?” Even 10 years after I started this blog and began to put our meal plan up on the blog, he… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? – Week of June 10, 2018
I wrote down a list of possible meal ideas for this week. Then I asked the Wee One his opinion on what we should cook for dinner. He gave me a few ideas – taco Tuesday in which I suggested… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? – Week of September 25, 2017 (Gluten Free) with links
I’ve been lax about creating menu plans during September. As a result, it’s been difficult to get food on the table. Continue reading




