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Meal Plan: Just a Sandwich

Yes, a meal plan stacked high with sandwiches. I need to hone my sandwich making skills with warmer weather coming. But it won’t be just any regular ol’ sandwiches. Inspiration comes from $5 Dinners Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook as well as the red and white checked I’m Writing My Own Cookbook. So settle in and grab one for your plate.

But first, Cooking Fun: Two Lime Cakes for my cousin’s Bridesmaids Luncheon.

Sunbutter® Kisses, since we have plenty of Hershey kisses from Easter. Or, maybe, Sunbutter® May Baskets!

Sandwiches for lunch or supper:

  • SB&J (Sunbutter® and jelly)
  • Some sandwiches on Homemade Bread in 10 Minutes.

  • Turkey & avocado bagel and/or wrap
  • $5 Mini pizza loaves (made from a loaf of french bread)

  • $5 Dinners Crunchy tuna sandwiches (from her new Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook)
  • $5 Dinners Cranberry turkey salad sandwiches (from her new Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook)

  • $5 Dinners Brown rice and red bean burritos (rice and beans in a sandwich! from her new Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook)

  • $5 Dinners English muffin pizzas (from her new Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook)

  • Easy Cucumber Salad from the Hodgepodge Cookbook

  • $5 Dinners Fruity Chicken Salad (Chicken and grape salad from her new Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook)

  • Grilled cheese (maybe a bagel topped with cheese? like in Simple Supper or Lunch: Cheese Bagel or Grilled Cheese, Dressed Up)
  • Pimento cheese, my recipe at $5 Dinners
  • Quesadillas
  • Bean burritos
  • Stromboli by Little Sanctuary

  • Meatball Subs (my recipe at $5 Dinners)

  • Southern Plate’s Not-Your-Average-Sloppy Joes
  • Egg tortilla wrap (breakfast for supper)
  • Sunbutter® banana pancake (breakfast sandwich for supper)

*all Hodgepodge meals prepared with care due to our Trials and Triumphs with allergies

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Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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  1. Amy says

    June 5, 2011 at 7:39 AM

    So much inspiration – Thanks!

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