*After a little "Fall Break" the blog is back with our menu from last week!
Sunday Lunch: 3 Envelope Beef Sliders with Salad &
Fruit
This recipe is actually a combination of Six
Sisters’ Three Envelope Pot Roast Sliders and You’re
Too Crafty’s Best Pot Roast Ever. I saw the Six Sisters recipe first
and liked the idea of having pot roast sliders rather than traditional roast
with sides. But, I didn’t want the flavor of salsa, so I used a Coke
instead, as suggested by You’re Too Crafty.
I actually prepared the roast and did most of the cooking on
Saturday afternoon so that I wouldn’t have to wake up at 3am to start the
crockpot on Sunday morning. So, I put my
roast in the crock pot. Then I mixed 1 packet of onion soup mix, 1 packet
of Italian dressing mix, & 1 packet of Au Jus gravy mix with 1 cup of
water. I poured that on top of the roast, then poured a Coke on top of
that. I cooked it on high for 2 hours, then on low for 2 hours. Then, I turned off the crockpot and took out
the insert and stuck it in the fridge overnight. On Sunday morning, I pulled the meat out of
the fridge and stuck it back into the crockpot and cooked it on low for about 4
hours. It was SO, SO GOOD! The house smelled amazing for 2 whole
days! Seriously, the gravy is so ridiculously delicious that I could have
downed it with a straw. J
I used King’s Hawaiian Rolls, spicy mustard, & Havarti
cheese to make our sliders. I put the gravy in small bowls so we could
dip our sliders into it. I’m not kidding…these are DELISH! Make
them! As a bonus, we always have leftover meat when I make this. If you have a large family or kids who eat
more than mine do, you might think about doubling your recipe and making 2
roasts at once.
Sunday Dinner: Beef & Cheese Nachos with Rice & Avocado & Tomato Salad
First use of the leftover beef from the 3 Envelope
Sliders!! The kids set the table for me,
so they chose monkey plates. J I just put the meat inside the scoop chips
and warmed them in the oven. Then I topped
them with shredded cheese and put it under the broiler until the cheese was
melted.
Monday: Honey BBQ Turkey Meatballs with Roasted
Zucchini & Carrots
I felt inspired earlier in the afternoon to use our favorite
meatloaf recipe to make MEATBALLS!! I
followed my Honey
BBQ Turkey Meatloaf recipe, and instead of forming it into a loaf, I made
18 meatballs. I topped most of them with
the BBQ sauce mixture, but I topped the rest with ketchup to keep the spice
lower for the kids. I baked them at 400
degrees for 20 minutes. Yum!
Tuesday: Beef & Cheese Quesadillas with Roasted
Broccoli & Apple Slices
Second use of the beef from the 3 Envelope Sliders we had on
Sunday! These were really, really
delicious quesadillas. So, I prepared
meat once, and we had it for 3 separate meals!
Wednesday: Dinner with Church Small Group
Thursday: Sandwiches
Chad took on the
task of getting Ranger to baseball practice at 4:30, and then taking both boys
to Callen’s soccer practice at 6:30. I
was in charge of sandwiches at various times for all of us…Ranger and Chad had
theirs “To Go!” J
Friday: Dinner Out with Mom
Saturday: Grilled BBQ Sausage with Macaroni &
Cheese & Roasted Parmesan Green Beans
One of our kids’ favorite meals!
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