Sunday, March 10, 2013

Weekly Menu: March 11- March 17

With the coming of St. Patrick's Day, our little hearts are craving some good ol Irish food. So much so that one day is simply not enough for us! So here in our neck of the woods we'll be celebrating our Irish ancestors by eating some of their delicious fare for two whole days. (Even then, there's so much more we want to make!) When thinking about making your own St. Paddy's Day meal, get rid of the green food dye (it's bad for you anyway!) and have a glance at an Irish food pyramid to help you in your planning-  :)

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Monday
to do: soak lentils, soak rolls, soak granola
Breakfast: Sourdough pancakes
Lunch: Leftover soup, bread, fruit
Dinner: Chicken in a pot, coconut rice, veggies

Tuesday
to do: soak muffins
Breakfast: Cheesey egg toast
Lunch: Grilled cheese sandwiches, pickles
Dinner: French Lentil Soup, sauerkraut, sourdough dinner rolls

Wednesday
to do: cook granola
Breakfast: Oat cakes topped w/ creme fraiche and honey, or jam
Lunch: leftover soup, rolls, fruit
Dinner: Spinach oven omelette, dinner muffins (recipe coming soon!)

Thursday
to do: pull meat from freezer
Breakfast: yogurt and granola
Lunch: leftover omelette, fruit, muffins
Dinner: Masala Macaroni (w/ shredded chicken), veggies

Friday
to do: soak porridge, pull sausage from freezer, make potato candy
Breakfast: Blueberry sourdough muffins
Lunch: leftover macaroni, fruit
Dinner: Enchilada bake, veggies

Saturday
to do: soak potatoes in a.m., pull saussages and stew meat from freezer
Breakfast: Irish Porridge
Lunch: Scotch eggs, pickles, Irish Cream crackers topped with Dubliner cheese, apples slices
Dinner: Potato and Leek Soup, Irish Potato cakes/ oat cakes
Treat: Potato Candy (recipe coming soon!)

Sunday
to do: soak potatoes in a.m.
Breakfast: Traditional Irish Breakfast (yes, we will be eating black pudding!!)
Lunch: Sausage rolls, Shamrock Shakes
Dinner: Irish Stew (w/out the stout, sugar or chocolate) served over Colcannon, Irish Soda bread(sourdough style)
Treat: Potato Candy

Hope you all enjoy your weekend! Ours will be full of Irish criac, Leprechauns and wonderful food!

With all that has been happening in our family lately, this phrase keeps running through my mind:

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2 comments:

  1. Love the Irish food pyramid. Thanks so much for all the links you included to my Irish recipes. Hope you and your family have a wonderful St. Patrick's day celebration.
    Best wishes,
    Mairead

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  2. Thank you for providing your recipes for us to enjoy! We are having a lovely time experimenting with them. And I hope you and your family enjoying a wonderful St. Patrick's day too!

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