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Meal Plan Monday


So the meal plan last week didn't go exactly to plan. We ended up not having the Salmon on Thursday nite, because Daddy didn't feel like cooking it. Also, Sunday was my birthday and Daddy decided that we should have something special and crab legs were on sale this weekend. So we will be seeing homemade pizza back on the menu for next Sunday. Also this coming weekend is Sassy's birthday. So I will be making a cake for our family party and cupcakes for her playdate. Here is the recipe that I use for a milk free cake and icing. I have done this with egg substitues as well and it turned out great, as well.

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Monday : Meatloaf; Baked Potatoes; Mixed Veggies; Salad

Tuesday : Pot Roast & Veggies – reheat Meal

Wednesday : Sassy's Lunch : Mixed Fruit; Jelly Sandwich & Chips; Grapes
Dinner : Soup & Sandwiches

Thursday : Sassy's Lunch : Trail mix; Chicken Nuggets & Sweet Potatoes; Apple Slices
Dinner : Hamburgers; French Fries; Salad

Friday : Sassy's Lunch : Granola Bar: Cheese Sandwich & Mashed Potatoes; Cookies
Dinner: Raviolis’; Bread and Butter

Saturday : Tacos with Beef, Black Beans, Tomatoes, Cheese, Sour Cream, Shells; Birthday Cake

Sunday : Homemade Pizza’s; Homemade crust, sauce, cheese, soy cheese; Salad

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