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Monthly Menu – September 2022

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Menu Tips

I am still trying to get a little more organized, so I am continuing to post the monthly menu as a guide. Although I didn’t do too well at keeping up with it last month, there was improvement. I am planning 5 weeknight meals, knowing that we will probably only make about 3 each week. Again, this is only a guide.

Tips for Using This Monthly Menu:

  • Print the menu and keep it visible.
  • Get as many of the ingredients as you can at the beginning of the month.
  • Each week get the fresh ingredients needed.
  • Keep certain staples on hand (baking items, seasonings, etc.)
  • Buy in bulk – Ex. See how many chicken meals you are going to plan, buy at least that much chicken and freeze them in smaller portions.
  • Remember that this is just a guide. Nothing is set in stone. Use what you want to use and skip the rest.
  • Use this either as a monthly menu, a weekly menu, or choose what you want for your own plan.

What this will look like:

  • I have the menu on a spreadsheet with the dates, menu item, and either a brief description or a link to the online recipe.
  • I am not including weekends, because we usually eat out, and there should also be enough leftovers for quick meals and snacks.
  • For menu items like Grilled Chicken, I did not include a recipe. If you have questions about anything on the menu that doesn’t have an explanation, please contact me.
  • I did not include sides on the menu. I try to keep plenty vegetables, couscous, rice, etc. Just fill in with your favorites.

Monthly Menu – September

Date MealInformation or Link
1Stuffed ChickenIn the frozen section at Costco – Chicken/Cheese/Bacon
2Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole – Ketohttps://joyfilledeats.com/chicken-cordon-bleu-casserole/
Weekend/Labor Day
6Forgotten Chicken (I didn’t make this last month, so I am trying again.)https://www.food.com/recipe/forgotten-chicken-26025
7Pot RoastPut chunked potatoes, carrots, onions, pork loin or beef roast, and water in crock pot on low – Season well.
8
Cauliflower Rice Meal – 15 Minuteshttps://homewithgraceandjoy.com/2022/06/23/my-15-minute-go-to-meal/
9
Street TacosYou can use left over roast or chicken to make these. Serve on corn tortillas, and top with cilantro, onions, and salsa.
Weekend
12Pulled PorkPut a pork loin in the crock pot on low. When there is about 1 hour left, add BBQ sauce – serve on buns.
13Taco SaladBrown ground meat and season with taco seasoning. Add to a salad w/cheese, sour cream, and salsa. You can add black beans and corn if you like. (Make extra meat for the nachos on Friday.
14Baked SalmonBake with butter & seasoning – serve w/couscous & vegetables.
15 Beef Tips & Rice or Egg NoodlesAdd beef tips & 2 jars of beef gravy to a crock pot on low – add mushrooms in during the last hour. Crock Pot
16NachosUse the extra taco meat for this meal.
Weekend
19Pepper Jack Crack Chickenhttps://homemadeonaweeknight.com/2022/07/11/pepper-jack-crack-chicken/
20Baked PotatoesServe with toppings of choice.
21Swiss Pork ChopsTop pork chops with butter, an onion, Rotel tomatoes, & bake.
22 Grilled FishSeason & Grill – Serve with rice or couscous & vegetables. I usually use a grill pan instead of the outdoor grill, but either is fine. Grill Pan
23Chili Dogs
Weekend
26Hamburger Patties w/ MushroomsGrill hamburger patties, saute’ mushrooms in butter, serve both on Texas toast (freezer section) with Swiss cheese.
27Grilled ChickenServe with rice & veggies.
28Cauliflower PizzaFrozen section – Costco has our favorite.
29Chicken Spaghettihttps://mykitchenserenity.com/rotel-chicken-spaghetti/
30Frozen Burritos W/ Chili & CheeseFrozen Section of the Store

Please feel free to contact me with questions, comments, or suggestions. Happy Cooking!

Have a Grace & Joy-filled day!

Susan

“When I am filled with cares, Your comfort brings me joy.” Psalms 94:19

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