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Regardless of the three feet of snow in my backyard, I'm looking forward to the day that I can start grilling again! (I absolutely love grilling and do a vast majority of it in the household) Grilling is our way of cutting back on utilities and the urges to eat out, so I decided to devise a menu plan for the Spring and Summer while I have the time.
Do you have your Spring and Summer menu plan all done yet?
Here's what we eat a majority of in the Spring and Summer:
Grilled chicken
Pork steaks (glazed with chicken and pork bbq sauce and covered with a light layer of Spicy Pepper Medley seasonings)
Cheeseburgers (also glazed with a light layer of bbq sauce and seasonings)
Hot dogs
Salads of all varieties (pasta, macaroni, Caesar, potato)
Crockpot baked beans
Deviled eggs
Corn on the cob
Garlic toast
I usually make enough salad to last a few days. DH won't eat boiled egg, so he sticks to Caesar salad and pasta salad. I love potato salad and put a bit of dill in it. The kids usually eat whatever tastes good to them. I offer a lot of variety at dinner time, so while it may look like the menu is a bit lacking, we usually have leftovers all of the time. If one kid wants pasta salad one day and potato the next, we have both at the table.
Do you have your Spring and Summer menu plan all done yet?
Here's what we eat a majority of in the Spring and Summer:
Grilled chicken
Pork steaks (glazed with chicken and pork bbq sauce and covered with a light layer of Spicy Pepper Medley seasonings)
Cheeseburgers (also glazed with a light layer of bbq sauce and seasonings)
Hot dogs
Salads of all varieties (pasta, macaroni, Caesar, potato)
Crockpot baked beans
Deviled eggs
Corn on the cob
Garlic toast
I usually make enough salad to last a few days. DH won't eat boiled egg, so he sticks to Caesar salad and pasta salad. I love potato salad and put a bit of dill in it. The kids usually eat whatever tastes good to them. I offer a lot of variety at dinner time, so while it may look like the menu is a bit lacking, we usually have leftovers all of the time. If one kid wants pasta salad one day and potato the next, we have both at the table.