We had a wonderful weekend with our daughter (Christi from Frugal Novice), son-in-law, and two little grandsons. The oldest grandson, who is three years old, got sick with the stomach virus and was so pitiful! He said emphatically, “Stop that, throw-up! Stay in my mouth!!” We were all thankful when he felt better!
Well…this was not the most appetizing topic to begin with…sorry about that! Let me get on with our menu.
Monday: Left-overs
Tuesday: Salmon patties, salad, carrots
Wednesday: Rotisserie Chicken, baked potatoes, salad
Thursday: Leftover chicken, corn, green beans
Friday: Texas Chicken Vegetable Soup (just a little spicy)
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“Spooky Spiders” Peanut Butter & Crackers (from Gooseberry Patch’s “Kids in the Kitchen, Year ‘Round Fun”)
INGREDIENTS:
- Creamy peanut butter
- Buttery round crackers
- Mini pretzel sticks
- Raisins
- Red cinnamon candies or mini candy-coated chocolates
- Candy sprinkles
Spread a small amount of peanut butter on a cracker. Put 4 pretzels on each side for the 8 legs of a spider. Top a second cracker with a small amount of peanut butter and gently press onto first cracker. Add raisin or candy eyes and decorations to top cracker (peanut butter will hold them on).
Peanut butter makes a delicious glue 🙂
p.s. this week i’m trying fish with menuiere sauce. wish me luck!
Kids say the cutest things. Glad to read that he’s feeling much better.
Your menu for the week sounds really good.
Your Texas Chicken Vegetable Soup would be great.
Thank you for sharing.
Looking for some good meal ideas. Happy Menu planning. Have a great week.
Nina (Author)
Yum! Salmon Patties! I forget about making those! I’m going to use that on my Fit Meals Monday plan!!! Check it out (I’ll cite you)
Peanut butter recipe looks yummy. You also took nice pictures. I also have a daycare and will try this recipe for lunch with my daycare babies.
The peanut butter looks so good i crave for it right now thank you for sharing the recipe.