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This is the 50th edition of the weekly 30-minute menus for 2010. These are published on a weekly basis; I like to invent the weekly menus on Thursday or Friday, grocery shop on Saturday, and start the week's menus on Sunday.
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Happy New Year to You! I hope your Christmas was glorious in every way. During this 'in between' week, I have superior menus that help us unwind from the busy holidays.
The Boxing Day menu of Quick Seafood Bouillabaisse is just exquisite for the day following the feasting of Christmas. It is light but fancy enough for guests that you may have. Serve it with hot bread and you have a grand start to the week. Let the kids help make the ice cream sandwiches for an extra-special fun treat.
The New Year's Eve evening meal of French Onion Soup is a house tradition for us. We often have guests for evening meal prior to going out to a party or two and this evening meal is easy, company-fare, and light so there is room for any reveling goodies that will come later in the evening. For the appetizer course, I will serve a Quiche Extravaganza: Chevre Logs with Red Pepper Jelly; Quiche collection with Roasted Garlic Onion Jam; Strawberries, Kiwi, and Star Fruit with Bittersweet Chocolate Sauce; Breadsticks and Sesame Water Crackers. This appetizer policy will be an awesome start to to the New Year plus it sets the vegetarian theme of the dinner.
To effect some traditions for New Year's Day, I am serving the Quick Pork Curry. I am serving it with LoMein noodles but rice is just as tasty. You can add your customary dishes to this straightforward meal for your New Year's Day feast of flavors.
You will find that I use any cooking methods, mix and match, to get evening meal on the table quickly! (The ingredients in parenthesis show some of my quick-prep steps.) You can all the time substitute your beloved made-from-scratch recipes when you have more time.
I hope you have a great week!
Sunday: Boxing Day
Quick Seafood Bouillabaisse (cleaned and deveined shrimp, jarred picante sauce, and canned crab, clams, mixed vegetables, and tomatoes)
Rolls or Baguette of Choice
Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches (ice cream in the middle of purchased jumbo cookies; buy extra ice cream for Tuesday and Thursday)
Monday:
Corny Chicken (boxed cornbread stuffing mix, chicken tenders; buy extra tenders for Thursday)
Steamed Zucchini
Gingerbread with Whipped Cream (boxed gingerbread mix)
Tuesday:
Beef & Brie Panini (beef from Christmas Day)
Bread and Condiments (prepared horseradish sauce and Dijon-style mustard)
Tex-Mex Salad (canned black beans, corn, tomatoes, pimento, and ripe olives)
Tapioca Apples over Ice Cream (tapioca pearls, purchased ice cream)
Wednesday:
Build-Your-Own Grilled Pizza (vegetarian; purchased pizza crust, jarred pasta sauce, shredded cheeses and beloved toppings)
Lettuce Wedges (jarred salad dressing)
Grilled Pears with Honey Glaze
Thursday:
Kung Pao Chicken (chicken tenders)
Fried Rice
Melon Salad with Apricot Dressing (apricot jam, yogurt, shredded coconut)
Gingered Ice Cream with Fortune Cookies (purchased ice cream and cookies)
Friday: New Year's Eve
French Onion Soup (vegetarian version)
Mixed Green Winter Salad (bagged mixed baby greens, canned Mandarin orange sections, dried cranberries, purchased spiced pecans; save some salad greens for Saturday)
Cheesecake Filled Pears with Fresh Raspberries (canned pears, instant pudding mix; save some pears for Saturday or buy extra)
Saturday: New Year's Day
Quick Pork Curry
LoMein Noodles
Pear Salad (use any remaining pears from Friday or canned pears, bagged baby greens, bottled balsamic dressing)
Coconut-Pecan Fingers with Strawberries (using white bread and canned sweetened condensed milk)
I sincerely hope you have fun with your meal planning and preparation,
Elizabeth Randall and Family
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