Shabbat Meal Plan

Erev: Nothing special.



Shabbat morning:

umm. . .



Lunch:

umm. . .



Dinnner:

umm. .  .



Snacks:

hmmm.



I have exactly 2 hours and 51 minutes to figure it out (starting now).



We have had a hard week. I am not as prepared as I would like to be. I have been very overwhelmed with life and kids and messes.



Stay tuned. . . I may update this post (Nathan is loading the youngest two in the car as I type). =)



Update:



I made a quick trip to the store. On the way, Nathan (11) and I brainstormed what we could make based on what we have in the fridge . . . and what we needed at the store. I spent $20.42. (I bought the celery knowing I would need it very soon and a few special things).







(The "welcome home" dinner is for Luke and the boys when they come home ~ Autumn Stew - made with dehydrated yellow summer squash and zucchini. They will have been gone for 10 days and I have missed them! We took them food, supplies and some materials on Rivi'i and came home the next day, but we are sure feeling their absence around the house).



From the fridge/pantry ~ not pictured:

• Sliced deli turkey (from Costco)


• Tilamook Colby Jack cheese


• Organic Strawberry Jam


• Organic creamy peanut butter


• Organic raisins


• Carrots

So, here is what we will have:

For breakfast:

• Blueberries and vanilla yogurt


• Banana 


• Organic Chocolate Milk (Hot Cocoa if it is chilly like it was last Shabbat)

For lunch:

• Peanut butter and Jam sandwiches


• Apple Juice

For dinner:

• Turkey and cheese sandwiches

Snacks:

• Ants on a Log


• Cucumbers with lime juice and Real Salt (check out those cucumbers! =)


• Carrot Sticks (another option)

And I have a half gallon of RRL tea in the fridge.



44 minutes to tidy up the house. Then I am taking a loooong bath and putting my feet up. =)



I'm linking this post up with the Shabbat Shalom Link Up ~ co-hosted by Pebble Crossing, Look Who's Cookin' and Home Shalom.  Check it out to see how others are keeping Shabbat this week (and some wonderful meal ideas!).



Shabbat Shalom. =)