Sunday, August 24, 2008

Menu Plan Monday!

Hello everyone, here's what's on the menu for this week.

If you want to join in with your own menu or take a look at all the other ladies participating, head over to Laura's blog "I'm an Organizing Junkie". 

Monday 25th  
Breakfast: Applesauce Puffs, Orange Juice  
Lunch: Tuna Pita Pockets  
Dinner: Steaks with Pepper Sauce and Rice  
 
 
 Tuesday 26th  
Breakfast: French Toast, Milk  
Lunch: Grilled Cheese and Tomato 
Dinner: Seafood Subs (carried over from last week)   
 
Wednesday 27th  
Breakfast: Bacon and Eggs, Toast, Juice 
Lunch: Soup, Yogurt  
Dinner: Roast Chicken and Potatoes
 
   
 
Thursday 28th  
Breakfast: Pancakes, Apple Juice  
Lunch: Lean Cuisine Chicken Panini  
Dinner: Meatloaf w/mashed potatoes   
 
Friday 29th  
Breakfast: Breakfast Delights  
Lunch: Salad  
Dinner: Chicken Cordon Bleu w/ salad
 
  http://www.holyshitake.com/images/cordonbleu/inside.jpg  
 
Saturday 30th  
Breakfast: Cinnamon Roll Toast (Recipe below)  
Lunch: BBQ - Burgers, Hotdogs, Potato Salad...Jelly Roll for dessert  
Dinner: BBQ leftovers 
 
 
Sunday 31st  
Breakfast: Biscuits and Gravy, Sausage, Eggs, Toast  
Lunch: Late Breakfast 
 
 
 
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*Cinnamon Roll Toast*
 
Courtesy of: A Year From Oak Cottage Serves 1 
 
 

These are the basic ingredients for one serving, but as you will see, it is very easily multiplied to serve as many as you wish. Never has something so simple tasted sooo good! You won't believe it, but . . . this tastes just like a warm cinnamon roll! 

Whenever we have a child to stay here overnight this is what I make them for breakfast and they love it and of course, I sometimes use it to feed the child in me! 
 
2 slices bread (white, wheat, or my personal favourite . . . raisin) 
1 teaspoon cinnamon 
1 tablespoon butter, softened 
1/2 cup icing sugar, sifted 
1/2 tablespoon water 
few drops of vanilla extract 
 
 Mix together the cinnamon and the butter until well combined. Use this mixture to butter your slices of bread on both sides. Heat a large sized skillet over medium high heat and then add your slices of bread. Toast well on both sides. 
 
Remove from the skillet and keep warm while you make the frosting. Whisk together the icing sugar, water and vanilla to make a soft drizzable icing. 
 
Drizzle it haphazardly over the top of your warm cinnamon toast. Dig in and enjoy!!!

20 comments:

  1. Looks like another yummy week at your house!

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  2. A great week, I definately want to make the cinnamon roll toast. It looks delicious and I am sure the children will love it.

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  3. You are just awesome! Great menu...great photos...way to go! Blessings to you.

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  4. MMMM. Yummy pictures! Chicken cordon bleu sounds delicious. Thanks for stopping by.

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  5. I agree with Kristi about how awesome you are with your lovely pictures.It all sounds delicious Sandra..I'll have all the recipes up later Have a wonderful week. hugs

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  6. Your menu presentation on your blog is just beautiful! I love the header picture as well.

    I bookmarked the chicken cordon bleu and the cinnamon roll toast to try at a later date.

    Thanks!

    Leeann
    niccofive.blogspot.com

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  7. Thanks for comment on my blog. Your menu looks great!!

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  8. Your whole menu sounds so good! I have to try your Steaks with Pepper Sauce and the Cordon Bleu and the Cinnamon Roll Toast....yum!!

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  9. Oooh, that cinnamon roll toast looks good!

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  10. I really like the way you do your menu. Those pictures make me really hungry! I will have to try the applesauce puffs.

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  11. Those applesauce puffs look amazing. Great menu.

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  12. Thanks for visiting! Your menu looks yummo too. Especially those applesauce puffs--I just may have to make us some of those.
    *smiles*
    Kim

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  13. That toast looks yummy- what a fun breakfast treat!

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  14. Oh, that cinnamon roll toast! That must be absolutely delicious! I am going to make that.

    ~Susan

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  15. Better leave an extra setting... You might have a visit this week from me. :) Especially tempting considering my liquid diet this week. LOL!

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  16. How did you get those breaded so perfectly? You need to share your secrets! :)

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  17. Thanks for the welcome to MPM! I am salivating looking at your menu...I wasn't hungry, but all of a sudden I am craving applesauce puffs!

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  18. OOOH that pepper sauce was so YUMMY over our cube steaks. We also had quartered roasted potatoes with it, and the sauce was great with that, too! =)

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  19. OOOH that pepper sauce was so YUMMY over our cube steaks. We also had quartered roasted potatoes with it, and the sauce was great with that, too! =)

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