Menu Plan Monday

This week is particularly busy with Jewish holidays following on the heels of the Sabbath.  Report cards have to be written and I have to take a quick trip out of town.  There is not going to be much time for cooking.  I do want to get my dishes for Eating with Ellie and Wednesdays with Donna Hay done, as well.  I will check with you, at the end of the week and see how I have done. I wish, I was feeling more optimistic.

 With all this, today, I decided to bake and made some yummy sugar cookies and a caramelized apple cheesecake.

 Sunday - Stuffed Cabbage 

 Monday -  Salad Night - Egg Salad, Cauliflower Salad and a tossed green salad                                                       
                         






  
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         




Tuesday - Salmon and Donna Hay's Hot Potato Mustard Dressing 
Wednesday - Vegetables Creole - Ellie Krieger

 Thursday -  Sweet Potato Soup for Soup Night

 Friday - Baked Chicken with Quinoa and Spinach Kugel

 Stop over at Menu Plan Monday and check what others are cooking this week.


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  1. gluten Free A_Z BlogMay 18, 2015 at 9:25 AM

    There are two things I never do: menu plan and follow a recipe. I know it sounds crazy, but I realize I just go to the store, see what looks good and create something from it.( except for baking of course) You inspire me that you take the time to plan out the menu and search for interesting recipes. Everything looks delicious!

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