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Sunday: Baked Chicken with veggies and Potatoes
Monday: Chicken pillows: shred left over chicken, add 1/2 package of low fat cream cheese, 1/2 chopped onion, 2-3 chopped stalks of celery and a little ranch dry dressing mix, mix well and put in center of a low fat crescent roll. Bake at 375 for 12-15 minutes until roll is brown. (WW friendly)
Tuesday: Spaghetti. I take frozen meat that I have already cooked which makes it so easy- add a jar of spaghetti sauce, real Parmesan cheese and rolls. If I feel particularly energetic, a green salad.
Wednesday: Roast which is already cooked and frozen in freezer, waiting for me.
Thursday: Left overs!
Friday: Reuben Sandwiches. Toast Rye bread and add low fat Thousand Island dressing. Top with Turkey pastrami from deli section and sauerkraut in a can- after you heat both in skillet, and add some Swiss cheese also from deli. (WW friendly)
8 comments:
Mmmmm, the Pillows and Reubens sound very yummy! Can I come over?
I love the chicken pillow recipe! I just bought reduced fat crescent rolls today...along with a WW's magazine! :)
Bobbie!
Thank you for welcoming me to MPM.
Your Chicken Pillow recipe is similar to the Savory Crescent Chicken Squares (from Pillsbury.com) that we make. They are DELISH! LOL!
I am looking forward to reading through your blog!
Thanks for stopping by! Reuben sandwiches sound soo yummy! Actually anything with sauerkraut sounds yummy! I rarely think of things like that! I need to start making me a list so that I can add different things to my menus... I often get stuck in a rut!
The chicken pillows sound SO good - but there's no way I could sneak that cream cheese by DH. Still, I'm going to squirrel the recipe away because it could make a fine lunch for DD and I some post-chicken dinner day. :)
The Pillows sound GREAT!
Hi - I enjoy your menus My plans are to try some of them - and enjoy the meal. So - who exactly is (superstar) Molly that you wrote about over the weekend.
And - how is your floor coming along - Be blessed !
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