
Last week really could have used a menu plan. My husband spent most of the week at home continuing to recover and it was actually a nice time of having papa home. Thankfully he is continuing to get better and will be heading back to work this week as he can. That means that I will be trying to get routines, preparations and meals back to normal as well.
I have added in a few grains here and there for the boys, but we are trying to keep them to a minimum and I try to avoid them entirely. Cooler temperatures are here which means plenty of soups made with homemade stock – a real time and budget saver.
Monday
- breakfast: coconut flour pancakes, eggs
- dinner: greens quiche, sourdough toast for boys
- prep: start lentil sprouts, rotate kombucha
Tuesday
- breakfast: fried eggs, fruit
- dinner: Roasted chicken and vegetables (potatoes, carrots, beets), cucumber-tomato-basil salad
- prep: make chicken stock in crock pot, soak oats
Wednesday
- breakfast: soaked oats w/ walnuts and dried fruit, fried eggs
- dinner: Chicken soup with vegetables, coconut flour biscuits (working on recipe)
- prep: bake coconut flour biscuits, strain chicken stock, thaw beef, place farm order
Thursday
- breakfast: coconut flour biscuits, fried eggs
- dinner: taco salad + sprouted lentils
- prep:
Friday
- breakfast: nut and fruit “cereal” with raw milk
- dinner: beef stew with barley, pumpkin pudding
- prep: start stew in crock pot in morning, bake pumpkin pudding, pick up farm order
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Sounds delicious. Glad to hear your husband is recovering!
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You are motivating me to start making a menu plan. I’m just terrible at planning stuff! I need to get on it!
Glad your husband is feeling better, hope he’s all better soon!
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