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Week 207 Menu

 Menu Monday again.  This week is my week to try to wrap up Christmas shopping and Christmas present projects before the baby comes.  I might try to stock the freezer a bit, so we have some backup dinners on hand.  We'll see what I get done.

Menu time...

Monday: Asian BBQ chicken, couscous, veggies

Tuesday: our favorite oat/wheat pancakes

Wednesday: chicken pot pie (making two -- one for dinner and one for the freezer)

Thursday: turkey, provolone, pesto sandwiches on French bread

Friday: beef stew

Saturday: easy night

Sunday:  PW's salisbury steak (maybe this time I'll make it...it's been on my menu several times)

That's what I'm making.  How about you?  Have you planned your menu this week?  Now if I just remember to buy everything that I need at the grocery store...

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