We try to make our menu for the week in advance and buy the groceries we need in order to skip unnecessary trips to the store and/or fast food places. This keeps our expenses low and we eat healthier.
Monday- Teriyaki Chicken
Ingredients:
Corn starch (enough to coat)
Egg/Egg whites (enough to coat)
Chicken cut into cubes
Oil (enough to lightly oil a pan)
-You can use canola, olive, coconut.
-Choose one that is light in taste and that you consider healthy enough to feed your family.
Trader Joe's Teriyaki sauce or your equivalent
Rice (my husband won't eat brown but if you can get this one by, I know I prefer it).
Instructions: Lightly coat chicken chunks in cornstarch and then immediately coat them with egg.
Put on oiled pan and sautee until almost completely cooked. Add Teriyaki sauce. Cook until
done. Add more sauce on top of rice if desired
Tuesday- Chicken and Gross Packaged Rice
I get to go work out. So, George is in charge of dinner.
Ingredients:
Chicken
Gross store packaged rice
I might sneak in a vegetable
Wednesday-Italian Sausage & Feta Salad
Ingredients-
Italian Sausage
Feta
Tomatoes
Oil/Vinegar dressing
Instructions: Cook sausages in pan with water or cut them into chunks to cook. Dice tomatoes
crumble Feta (we use Bulgarian sheep's milk Feta but we have to special order it). Season the
tomato and feta salad with a little olive oil or Trader Joe's Greek Dressing that has a touch of dill.
The Dill makes a big difference in taste.
Thursday- Grilled Kebabs
Ingredients:
Pork Tenderloin
Corn/Squash(Pick any summer vegetable that goes well on the grill)
Friday-Tacos
Ingredients:
Ground Beef
Beer/Water
Oil
Tomato or tomato sauce
Seasonings (cumin, chili powder, onion, garlic)
Toppings (tomatoes, cheese, green onions, salsa, avocado...)
Instructions: Lightly oil pan, throw in beef and spread it over the surface of the pan. Add water or
beer until the meat is almost covered. As the water boils, add seasonings. Once the water is
almost gone, add tomato sauce. Cook until done and serve with toppings.
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