This Weeks Menu

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Sunday

BBQ Ribs (I cooked these today in the crockpot and covered them with my Texas BBQ Sauce).


Salad

 

Monday

Leftovers

 

Tuesday


Tortilla chips, salsa

Salad

 

Wednesday



Peas

 

Thursday



Salad

 

Friday


Salad

Crackers

 

Saturday

Tacos

Comments

  1. gabbie427March 2, 2008 at 10:50 AM

    Your menu planner sounds yummy!!!! Now I will have to look at the recipes! LOL Thanks for sharing!


    God's Blessings,

    Amy Jo

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  2. busybeemamaMarch 3, 2008 at 4:17 AM

    Hi, just printed out March's menu planner. Thanks~Your meal plan as always looks great! The kids and I made pizza dough Saturday and tried your pizza sauce recipe. My husband loved it and he is picky about pizza sauce. Thanks again!

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