This Week’s Basket from Milk and Honey Organics Included: Hurricane Creek Farms Tomatoes, Hurricane Creek Cucumbers, Hurricane Creek Lettuce, Extra Fancy Granny Smith Apples, Florida Valencia Oranges, Green Chard, Yellow Onions, Silver Dollar Mushrooms, Jumbo Carrots, Parsnips, Blueberries and Local Watsonia Farm Strawberries.
This Week’s Meal Plan (using PepperPlate.com):
This Week’s Recipes can be found on M&H’s Recipes Archive page, along with a few new ones for this Easter Holiday Week:
- Tyler Florence’s Scalloped Potato Gratin
- Strawberry Lemonade Cupcakes
- Amish Apple Cake with Hot Caramel Sauce
Happy Easter!
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wow! you are so impressive that you plan all your meals out! And the fresh produce looks delicious!
Well, I write the meal plan in exchange for beautiful, organic produce. Truth be told: I don’t go by the meal plans much, but they do get me thinking and we usually end up using half the recipes. I’m pretty boring for breakfast: eggs, pb&j, or cereal most mornings; sandwiches and salads for lunch, or leftovers from the previous night’s dinner; but I do try to use the dinner part of the meal plan. I see it more as a meal options than a plan. The goal is to eat all the produce in my fridge each week before the next week’s basket arrives. ☺
Well, I write the meal plan in exchange for beautiful, organic produce. Truth be told: I don’t go by the meal plans much, but they do get me thinking and we usually end up using half the recipes. I’m pretty boring for breakfast: eggs, pb&j, or cereal most mornings; sandwiches and salads for lunch, or leftovers from the previous night’s dinner; but I do try to use the dinner part of the meal plan. I see it more as a meal options than a plan. The goal is to eat all the produce in my fridge each week before the next week’s basket arrives.