M-Apple puff pancake (aka German pancakes with thinly sliced, peeled apples, use granny smith if you have them or another tart apple, and cinnamon)
T*-Veggie burgers with homemade buns and sweet potato chips
W-hot dogs with home made buns and smoothies (no spinach, which we love, but I do have mint which is great with pineapple and apples)
T-Rice and Roasted Chicken
F-dinner out--Kids get grilled cheese
S-Eggs in some form
S-Something tasty, maybe sweet and sour meatballs with veggies and rice
*So the kids didn't really like the burgers but they were a little dry and I didn't give them ketchup and mustard! We'll try again. I also topped the burgers with grated carrots, slice pickles, sauted mushrooms and zuchini. Super tasty. Oh and mozzarella. The seasoning was good, I don't think I added enough salt (too lazy to measure!) I think Tzatziki would be awesome on this. I just found a recipe for Edamae burgers. I'll have to try that one next.
The chips didn't crisp up as much as I wanted them too but they tasted good and the kids did like these. Less pepper though.
3 comments:
Cynthia, your hamburger buns look awesome. I noticed you said homemade hot-dog buns on another post. Is it hard? Do they freeze well?
Oh. I just noticed the homemade hot-dog buns where on this post as well.
They were a little tough. They needed to be softer. I may try again but it was out of necessity and didn't turn out as well as I had hoped but the hamburger buns were good and tasty. Just make a very soft dough.
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