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September 9, 2009

WEEKLY MEAL WRAP UP

Posted by Anais Dervaes

The ash, smoke and heat are finally gone - for now.    What a difference a week makes!  These last few mornings and evenings have been cool - cool enough for a light sweater in fact.  So much more comfortable weather wise and not to mention one is now able to breathe better.

Lots of goings on in the garden - getting ready for fall and pretty soon the change of season will result in a complete change in menu so we are enjoying summer while it lasts.

Here's what we ate last week.

SATURDAY

Breakfast - homemade/homegrown blueberry pancakes
Dinner - homemade flour tortillas, homemade spanish rice (homegrown onions, peppers, tomatoes) with homegrown sauteed pepper and local avocado  and onions (from Farmer S) with raw cheese

SUNDAY

Breakfast - homemade skillet granola
Lunch - leftovers from Saturday dinner
Dinner - homegrown tomatoes, cucumber sandwich with homemade sauerkraut local cabbage (from Farmer S)

MONDAY

Breakfast - homemade skillet granola
Lunch - left overs from potluck on Sunday
Dinner - homegrown tomatoes, cucumber sandwich with homemade sauerkraut local cabbage (from Farmer S)

TUESDAY

Breakfast - homemade skillet granola
Lunch - homegrown lima beans and homegrown carrots with homegrown herb butter
Dinner - homegrown roasted eggplant, homegrown sun dried tomatoes, homegrown peppers, basil and pasta

WEDNESDAY

Breakfast - homemade skillet granola
Lunch - homegrown green beans and homegrown carrots with homegrown herb butter
Dinner - fig tacos (homegrown figs, peppers, tomatoes, cilantro) with organic raw cheese and sour cream

THURSDAY

Breakfast - homemade skillet granola
Lunch - homegrown tomatoes, cucumber sandwich with homemade sauerkraut local cabbage (from Farmer S)
Dinner  -out

FRIDAY

Breakfast - homemade skillet granola
Lunch -  homemade, homegrown herb pizza crust topped with homegrown tomatoes, peppers, roasted eggplant and basil and mozzarella cheese
Dinner - homemade tomato sauce (homegrown garlic, celery, onions, peppers and tomatoes) with pasta and parmesan cheese


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