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Feb. 2, 2009

~ Menu Plan for 2/2/09 - 2/6/09 ~

Meal

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Breakfast

Oatmeal with fresh fruit, ½ egg, whole grain toast

Whole grain pancakes with homemade fruit syrup (no sugar added) and nuts

Whole grain pancakes with homemade fruit syrup (no sugar added) and nuts

Oatmeal with raisins, egg, toast

Oatmeal with fresh fruit, egg, toast

A.M. Snack

Whole Grain  Bread with all fruit spread, fresh fruit

Whole Grain  Sweet Potato and Raisin Bread, fresh fruit

Whole Grain  Sweet Potato and Raisin Bread, fresh fruit

Whole Grain  Sweet Potato and Raisin Bread, fresh fruit

Whole Grain  Sweet Potato and Raisin Bread, fresh fruit

Lunch

Brown rice with chicken and fresh carrots

Whole Grain Pita Chips, Bean Dip, fresh veggies

Chicken Pita Sandwich, fresh veggies

Whole Grain Pita Chips, Bean Dip, fresh veggies

Chicken Pita Sandwich, fresh veggies

P.M. Snack

Fruit smoothie (with milled flax seed)

Fruit Smoothie (with milled flax seed)

Plain Yogurt with Fresh Fruit and Nuts

Fresh Veggies, Hardboiled Egg

Fresh Veggies, Hardboiled Egg

Dinner

Salad with chicken on top

Homemade Vegetable Soup, Whole Grain Bread

Red Beans and Rice

Some sort of whole grain pasta dish (I'm going to be creative here.)

Leftovers

Bedtime Snack

Plain Yogurt with Muesli, Fresh Fruit

Plain Yogurt with Muesli, Fresh Fruit

Plain Yogurt with Muesli, Fresh Fruit

Plain Yogurt with Muesli, Fresh Fruit

Plain Yogurt with Muesli, Fresh Fruit

 

The milled flax seed can be bought at Wal-mart.  I got a small box for $1.78.  You can also take whole flax seeds and grind them in a coffee grinder and put it in all kinds of things:  oatmeal, breads, etc.  I was just recently blessed with a brand new coffee grinder.  So I can now grind up my own flax seeds (which I already have a bag of).

 

Also, our electricity went out last week for almost two days so we didn't have all the scheduled meals for last week.  I've carried those over to this week.

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Feb. 2, 2009 - Love the Menu Plan

Posted by Money Funk
It sounds so healthy & yummy. I may use a couple of these ideas for lunches at work. Thanks!
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