So here is what we came up with.
Sunday Night/Monday Lunch
Chicken rolled with prosciutto and provolone
Asparagus
Rice
Monday Night/Tuesday Lunch
Tacos/Taco Salad
Tuesday Night/Wednesday Lunch
BBQ Pork Loin (freeze leftovers)
Broccoli
French Fries
Wednesday Night/Thursday Lunch
Balsamic and Honey Glazed Chicken
Green Beans
Rice
Thursday Night/Friday Lunch
The Para Chef's Ziti (yes I know we just made this last week but it is sooooo good!) (freeze leftovers)
Salad
Garlic Bread
Then Friday night we're either going to go out, or come up with a plan B later :o)
Here was tonight's dinner. I got the chicken recipe from SH's Aunt Linda as part of the recipe Tatstebook from my wedding shower.
Take boneless chicken breast and pound it flat to 1/4" (I took two chicken breast halves, sliced them in half and then pounded them flat)
On top layer a thin slice of prosciutto, 1 or 2 thin slices of provolne cheese and then sprinkle with sage, fresh ground pepper and romano cheese. (SH is not a cheese lover so I left the provolone out of his).
Roll chicken and hold together with toothpicks (don't mind the gross chicken vein. Ew. I am glad I didn't see that earlier).
Roll in melted butter and then roll into breadcrumbs mixed with parmesan. Pre-heat oven to 400 - turn back to 350 when you put in the chicken.
Refrigerate for at least 1 hour. (Maybe somebody can tell me the purpose of this? It was getting late when I was cooking dinner so I kind of skipped this part - putting the meat in the freezer for 10 minutes and fridge for 5 - I also switched dishes from the regridgerating chicken to placing in oven chicken - the thing is I didn't think I could put a cold glass dish into a hot oven. Is that right or wrong?) and bake for 30-35 minutes.
Then I cut, peeled and washed asparagus, sprayed it with olive oil, added salt, pepper and two cloves of diced garlic. I rolled the tin foil up into a litte "bag" and placed asparagus in the oven along side the chicken.In reality I would have preferred to cook brown rice with this meal, but I don't think SH would have eaten it and we had white rice on hand.







This looks amazing. This will be the next on my list when we go grocery shopping. I have been slacking a little bit due to my lack of money.
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ReplyDeleteDan and i also have been doing the food schedule list lately. It makes things so much easier when shopping. Hope it works out for you :)
Great job planning out your meals! I'm very impressed! I def need to go grocery shopping and plan out affordable meals at home/lunches instead of eating out all the time because it is SO expensive! Duh! You'd think I'd realize that by now. haha. Oh, and I totally know what you mean about how blog and it being personal ... sometimes I'd like to get more personal on my blog but I don't because of the lurkers that totally freak me out! i.e. co-workers, etc. Ahhhh it weirds me out!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon your recipe in a google search involving chicken, prosciutto and provolone. It was perfect - and I thank you and my family thanks you! Just a note - it is so much easier with 4 hands - my daughter helped - so we didn't contaminate every thing with chicken. I'm trying to plan the meals - at least 4 hours before dinner! Great blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm a huge fan of making meal plans. It's nice to know exactly what you will be eating.
ReplyDeleteLoving those pictures!! Go Sarah!! Someday I will have to do a blog just on the pics that I've taken. I'm still here!
ReplyDeletemmm looks delish Sarah :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat food shots! I suck at food photography. These look yummy
ReplyDeleteYour food shots are fantastic, and it looks so delicious. It does not sound hard to make at all. Going to add to my grocery list next time and try this. Thanks for the recipe and meal idea. That asparagus sounds good cooked this way also.
ReplyDeleteI am big fan of eating chicken recipe! Nice shots!!!
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