>Menu Week of February 7

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>We try to eat Real Food. What does that mean to us? Our food should be whole, unprocessed and nutrient dense. One of the reason I do meal planning is to help us accomplish that goal. Most days I enjoy spending time in the kitchen putting our meals and snacks together. We started changing our diet just over a year ago. Alot of my kitchen time has been trial and error. If you are looking to change to a Real or Traditional Foods diet you can make the change without having your own ‘kitchen experiments’. My friend Wardeh at Gnowfglins.com has developed a course to help you learn the basics of preparing nourishing foods for your family.

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Menu Week of February 7

Sunday

B- Baked Oatmeal

L- Leftovers

D- Superbowl Snacks

Monday

B- Apples with peanut butter

D- Roast Chicken, Garlic and Rosemary Roasted Root Vegetables, Sauteed cabbage, Fruit Chutney

Tuesday

B- Soaked Oatmeal with pear slices

D- Chicken Tamale Pie, Salad made with apples, sprouts and shredded carrots

Wednesday

B- Toast with cinnamon yogurt cheese, orange slices

D- Chicken and Dumplings, sauerkraut

Thursday

B- Scottish Oats, Apple Slices

D- Spinach Crepes Bernoise, Coleslaw

Friday