It is something I can procrastinate with like nothing else. It doesn't take that long and it makes my life so much easier if I'd just do it. Because I have to feed the people. And once I feed them then it's time to work on feeding them again and it never stops because they are not spiritual enough to fast for weeks on end.
So today I finally sat down and kinda worked on a menu. To be perfectly honest, my goal was just to get it done for tonight and the weekend. How hard could it be? 3 days. Just do it.
My friend, Kim, asked me for a recipe which turned out to be very handy and timely. Since I was looking through my book, I just jotted down some ideas that sounded good on an envelope. Who needs cute Pinterest menu printables when you have junk mail trash sitting around?
There's not a singe thing on there that would make a real meal. But it's a start.
Also I made a big decision. In order to streamline Sunday afternoons, I'm going to do a crock pot something every Sunday for lunch. I know there's tons of crock pot recipes out there but it gets a bit tricky when "pot roast" is a bad word and my man doesn't care for soup. So I'm on the hunt for crock pot stuff that I can rotate.
If you have any great crock pot meals to share, I'd be all kinds of grateful!
2 comments:
Beef Stew! However, probably won't be ready until dinner time. That's what I'm putting in the crockpot tomorrow morning before church. It's snowing here in Colorado (boo!) so it's a perfect meal on a cold wet day. I'm not a soup person either but I really like the stew.
Gaylene
fresh or frozen boneless chicken (or thighs, fewer bones to pick out) and a bottle of bbq sauce or salsa. Cook till done then shred. Serve with veggies, rice, potatoes, or part of nachos. Simple!
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