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Sharing my weekly Menu...to help you plan yours ♥

Sunday    
Dr Pepper Pulled Pork   Pioneer Woman's Recipe found here served with a quick pasta salad that we also found in my favorite PW cookbook ♥  Meghan is in charge of Pasta Salads at my house because she has a knack for it.  She pretty much wings it based on this  Spicy Pasta Salad from our Beloved Ree Drummond...the Pioneer Woman!

Monday
Left Overs.  Y'all...I'm just keeping it real with you.
Tuesday
Copycat La Madeline Tomato Basil Soup:  La Madeline Copycat Recipe found here... and I make these crazy good "adult grilled cheese's" that they were sampling at Kroger a few  weeks ago.  Basically, they sell this Deli Dressing by Boar's Head.  You put some of that oil in the skillet in place of butter.  You use a deli mustard on the bread, sweet ham, and Montery cheese...then grill.  To. Die. For.  
Seriously.

Wednesday   
Tequila Lime Chicken:  another Pioneer Woman recipe found here... served with homemade black beans and Mexican rice.  I haven't made it but I hear it is fantastic.  The link provided comes from the Plain Chicken webpage...who I also love!
Thursday
Potato Leek Soup: an Irish Potato Soup I am trying, recipe found here...I have never made this but I am currently LOVING Irish food and plan to try this one out.

Friday   
White Chicken Enchilada's:  You guessed it... Another ♥ Pioneer Woman Recipe to found here... I have no idea what I'm serving with it but I'm excited.  Another new recipe to try out!

Saturday   
Fend For YO'Self  Night:  Although, this could end up a lot of ways.  It is typically is the night I try to empty the fridge and I plan for the next week!

Happy Cooking!
♥Cheerful



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