Sunday Night Menu Plan & Song to kick it off

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   Jenna Sunday - 15 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   You rock, my friend! I can't believe how quickly you pulled that together...sounds great...very yummy. Doesn't it feel great? Now you can concentrate on more important things...enjoy your new leaf! :-)Jenna’s last blog post..Chive Talkin' Menu Plan Blog Roll - Week of 2/16/2009
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   rachel-asouthernfairytale Monday - 16 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   YUM!!! I hope you plan on sharing some recipes, too ;-)(see, comment luv still stuck on 'Keep Believing' and I swear I've written more ;-) )rachel-asouthernfairytale’s last blog post..Keep Believing
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   Tiffani Monday - 16 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   Can we come over? :-)When I cook, it's usually in the crockpot. One dish that even my picky girl will eat:6 chicken breasts 1 can of tomato soup or tomato sauce 1 packet of taco seasoning 1 packet of fajita seasoning Tortillas Fixin's (cheese, sour cream, salsa, peppers, lettuce, whatever you like)Put everything first 4 ingredients in crockpot, cook 6-8 hours. The chicken will be so tender that I can use a potato masher to "shred" the chicken. Put the mixture on a tortilla, add your favorite salsa, cheese, sour cream, peppers, roll and eat. We also sometimes add refried beans and sometimes even heat the tortillas in a skillet. Easy and yummy.Tiffani’s last blog post..Flashback: 1st cochlear implant surgery
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   Devilish Southern Belle Monday - 16 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   I love homemade chili, and find it incredibly easy to make in a hurry...and so easy to work with as far as what you'd already have stocked in your cabinets. Also, lemon pepper chicken breasts with just about any side works really well and is easy to make. And everyone in my house loves barbecue sandwiches...both storebought or home prepared meat; either way is good with us!
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   her royal troutship Monday - 16 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   I've been menu planning for probably the last 6 months and am here to tell you it has cut my grocery bill in half. I don't know why that is, but there you go. It's also keeping me sane. And it's also making me feel like somebody's mother. There are pros and cons.
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   Jenna Tuesday - 17 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   Thank you again for participating in the Chive Talkin Menu Plan Blog Roll...Please join me again next Sunday and spread the word the more menu plans we have the more inspired we will be. Blessings!Jenna’s last blog post..Chive Talkin' Menu Plan Blog Roll - Week of 2/16/2009
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   Susan Helene Gottfried Tuesday - 17 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   Man, I should have come over for dinner last night!We menu plan over here; have for years. I started it 'cause I was tired of the 4PM phone call that invariably went, "What do you feel like having?" "I don't know. What do YOU feel like having?"Now the call goes, "What do you feel like?" "I don't know. What's on the menu?"So he, who isn't near the menu, rattles off what's on it and we go from there. It's a small step, but I'll take it.Susan Helene Gottfried’s last blog post..Susan’s Promo Tales: More Reviews
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   Janine (@twincident) Friday - 20 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   Your menu puts me to shame. I don't menu plan but I can tell you we eat the same stuff just about every week....meatloaf or burgers, turkey or pork loin, chicken baked or grilled on my trusty George Foreman (srsly love that thing), soup, pasta.How do you make roast beef anyway? Is that like pot roast? I'm def. going to try Tiffani's chicken in a crock pot recipe!Janine (@twincident)’s last blog post..Another book, an extra hug, a photo and a reminder of what I have
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   Mary Jenkins Wednesday - 25 / 02 / 2009 Reply

   Almonds in your shoes.. isn't that a Christmas tradition ( or some holiday) in some other country?.. I could have sworn it was...Mary Jenkins’s last blog post..Not Cinderella and Not Prince Charming - The Story of Us