Muffie's Place: February's Menu

Thursday, January 24, 2013

February's Menu

Since things to have settled down and we are now in a routine I am trying to get my act together and stay on top of things like preparing a menu and shopping sales. So last night while waiting on the clothes to dry before going to bed I worked on the menu for February. YAY me I don’t think we will have a duplicate meal all month! The hubby is not going to know what to do. LOL Here is my February menu - (yes I know some only have the main dish I am still working on the veggies)

2/1> Cheddy Brocks w/ homemade baked beans

2/2>Taco salad

2/3>fajitas

2/4>Philly cheese steaks

2/5> Asian Pork Loin / fried rice

2/6> Potato soup/ sourdough bowls

2/7>Spaghetti w/ garlic bread

2/8>corn beef stuffed potatoes

2/9>Apple pork Chops/corn

2/10> Sloppy Joe pie

2/11>Country Fried Steak/Mashed Potatoes/Brussel sprouts

2/12>Chicken parmesan & Garlic Pasta/Bread/ salad

2/13>chicken tater tot casserole (crock pot)

2/14>Swiss Steak/Noodles/ veggie

2/15>cornflake chicken/ squash

2/16>chicken quesadillas

2/17> stuffed shells / corn/ garlic bread

2/18>Chicken Caesar salad

2/19>Beef and broccoli/rice

2/20>meatloaf / garlic mashed potatoes

2/21>Chili /cheese toast

2/28>Messy Nachos

3/1 hobo dinner

3/2 chicken noodle soup

2 comments:

stacyJanuary 25, 2013 at 6:40 PM
Good for you for being so organized! I can't seem to get a menu together for more than two days at a time. It's a big issue because it drives me crazy when food gets wasted because it spoils or I find it at the bottom of the freezer and it's unusable.
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Hello and welcome to Muffie’s place. I am a wife, mother, daughter, and sister who has, yet again, entered a new chapter of her life...the empty nest. Hubby and I are enjoying each other and getting to know each other again...We are finally able to look across the table and talk about something other than school, sports activities or the boys in general. We miss our boys dearly but rest in the knowledge that we did our best to rear Godly men and instill in them not only the head knowledge of God but the heart knowledge as well. Now momma has to let go and release them back into God's hands, all I can do now is pray.

Today Life is Good and God is Great. So come along on the journey as I strive to balance work, the empty nest, preparing for retirement and yet finding time to be barefoot and play in my garden. However, in order to live this dream life I have to adhere to a strict budget. This is how I deal with a one salary household (even though we both work we are striving to live on one salary), budget constraints, feed my man that has a manual labor job and at times is a bottomless pit. Bottomless equals empty pantry and freezer, thank goodness it comes in spurts and I get a chance to restock. Also on this strict budget I strive to clothe both of us and buy steel toed work boots (*faint) for as little as possible. Since we have moved to a different region we have a distinct winter and summer so one wardrobe does not work any more. We have to have winter clothes and summer clothes. I have to learn to manage all of this and still make time to have my fun too.

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