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Monthly Menu – September

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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 – Keto
Weekend/Labor Day
6Forgotten Chicken (I didn’t make this last month, so I am trying again.)
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 MinutesSee the recipe here.
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 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 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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