This Weeks Menu

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Sunday:


Salad

Whole wheat crackers

 

Monday:

Leftovers

 

Tuesday:



 

Wednesday:

Burgers on the grill on

homemade hamburger buns (I use the linked recipe to make my hamburger buns)



 

Thursday:

Pot roast & potatoes in the crockpot

Salad



 

Friday:


Salad

 

Saturday:


Tortillas & homemade salsa

Salad

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