Week 5 Menu
Monday – Easy Chicken
Sandwiches with Carrots and Ranch
(See
recipe below)
Tuesday – Enchiladas
*Since I have
conferences again this week Jeff will eat pre-made enchiladas from Fareway for
dinner.
Wednesday – Jeff’s Breakfast
Casserole with Orange Juice
(See
recipe below)
Thursday – Turkey Reubens
(The Rachel) and Waffle Fries
*I
use Fareway Coleslaw rather than making the Poppy Seed Broccoli Slaw in the
recipe. We use provolone rather than swiss cheese. We also use more than 1
slice of deli turkey in each sandwich.
Friday - Grill Out: Gourmet Hamburgers (with gouda cheese and bacon) and salad
Saturday – No cook
day: Eat Out or Leftovers
Sunday – Cheesy Chicken, Bacon, Broccoli & Rice
Grocery List
Green Pepper (1)
Red Pepper (1)
Onion (2)
Carrot Sticks
Lettuce
Chicken Broth (1
cup)
White Rice (1
cup)
Fareway Coleslaw
Thousand Island
Dressing
Ranch Dressing
Bacon (1 package)
Chicken Breast
(12 oz)
Deli Turkey
Slices (1 pound)
Ham Steaks
Hamburger
Rotisserie
Chicken Seasoning
Frozen
Enchiladas (2)
Marble Rye Bread
sliced
Burger Buns
Hawaiian Buns
Cheddar Cheese
(Shredded) – 2 bags
Sliced Swiss Cheese
(Chicken sandwiches)
Sliced Provolone
Cheese (Reuben recipe calls for Swiss but we prefer Provolone)
Gouda Cheese
Eggs
Milk
Orange Juice
Frozen Waffle
Fries
Frozen shredded hash
browns
Home Ingredients
Salt
Pepper
Butter
Olive Oil
Flour
Mayo
Easy Chicken Sandwiches
Put 2 frozen
chicken breasts in a slow cooker. Pour a container of chicken broth over the
chicken. Sprinkle rotisserie seasoning over the chicken. Cook on low for 6
hours in the slow cooker.
Shred the chicken.
Spread Mayo on
the bottom of a Hawaiian bun, add shredded chicken and a slice of swiss cheese
on top. Cover with the top of the bun. Cover with foil.
Bake the
sandwiches for 5-10 minutes checking to see when the cheese is melted.
Jeff’s Breakfast Casserole
Grease a 9x13
pan. Pour a bag of hash browns in the pan.
Bake for 20
minutes at 350 degrees or until brown.
Mix up 8 eggs,
salt and pepper, and a little bit of milk. Pour on top of hashbrowns.
Cut up 2 cured
ham steaks (could use bacon or sausage which would need cooked ahead of time),
1 green pepper, 1 red pepper, and 1 onion. Spread evenly on top of
egg/hashbrown mixture.
Bake until
eggs/meat are cooked.
With 5 minutes
left spread cheddar cheese on top. Jeff uses nearly 2 cups.
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