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    Menu Monday

    by Heather on October 29, 2007

    Heather says:

    Autumn weather has finally arrived in South Carolina. Hurray!

    Lunch:

    1. leftover soup, grilled cheese
    2. tuna melts, broccoli florets
    3. chicken quesadillas, refried beans
    4. humus, pita, raw veggies
    5. PB&J, chips, fruit
    6. vegetable soup & salad

    Dinner:

    • Monday – Lentil casserole, baked sweet potatoes, cornbread
    • Tuesday – Taco salad, tortilla chips
    • Wednesday – Halloween pasta with marinara and roast vegetables, garlic bread, baked apples
    • Thursday – C.O.R.N*
    • Friday – apple brie soup, grilled salmon, pilaf, and spaghetti squash
    • Saturday – Fair food.
    • Sunday – Spare ribs, collards, butter beans, and cornbread

    *Clean Out Refrigerator Night

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    chocolatechic October 29, 2007 at 9:06 am

    C.O.R.N.?

    You are only eating corn for supper?

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    Heather October 29, 2007 at 9:26 am

    LOL No, I just wrote the menu plan before coffee. It’s an acronym, most call it something along the lines of Leftover Buffet.

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    Margo October 29, 2007 at 7:46 pm

    What’s halloween pasta?

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    Margo October 29, 2007 at 10:03 pm

    Oh wow, spare ribs, collards, and butter beans. That sounds sooooo good! Do you cook your collards to death with some meat? I know that’s the traditional southern thing. . .
    I’m very curious about the apple brie soup. I looked at the recipe – taking the rind off of brie does NOT sound like fun :)
    Great combos, as usual!

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    Heather October 30, 2007 at 6:09 am

    Margo 1 – It’s just some fun shaped pasta I picked up when I was being bad at World Market the other day. (Being bad = spending money)

    Margo 2 – Years ago I had apple brie soup at this fancy schmancy restaurant in the Twin Cities. Every year since I’ve wanted it. The rind and cubing won’t be that bad, just a little messy. I’ll do it earlier in the day when I first pull it from the fridge.

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    Bramble October 31, 2007 at 12:54 am

    lentil casserole recipe please?
    i’ve found it’s easiest to de-rind brie when it’s nice and cold, should just peel right off…
    (I highly recommend the meat ball subs at the fair. any of them. all of them. mmmm)

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