Menu Planning again

Hi Sharon,

That's so funny you should post this. It's been 3 days now that I've been
in search of some meal planning web sites and havn't found too many. I'll
have to check out my local library, thanks for the tip.

Take care,

Giggles

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I just got from the library....
"Life's on Fire, Cooking for the Rushed" by Sandi Richard.

She has a show on Cdn.Food network, where she shows busy families
how to plan, shop and cook for nutritious meals. ISBN 096852260-2

Now, I'm signing off to start reading.....Sharon

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Hi Sharon,

That's so funny you should post this. It's been 3 days now that I've been
in search of some meal planning web sites and havn't found too many. I'll
have to check out my local library, thanks for the tip.

Take care,

Giggles

Hello Giggles,

If you're intersted in menu plannig, you might be interested in
www.menumailer.com. I hold no shares and don't ue it, but I think what they
do is a good idea.

If you don't want a subcritption for weekly recipes and grocery lists, you
could look into the books that goes with that website: Saving Dinner (by
Leanne Ely). I believe there are several versions of it these days (low carb
etc).

The recipes aren't gourmet, they are for everyday family cooking. If you are
into gourmet cooking, they are very tweakable, though.

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Hi Sharon,

That's so funny you should post this. It's been 3 days now that I've
been in search of some meal planning web sites and havn't found too many.
I'll have to check out my local library, thanks for the tip.

Take care,

Giggles

Hello Giggles,

If you're intersted in menu plannig, you might be interested in
www.menumailer.com. I hold no shares and don't ue it, but I think what
they do is a good idea.

Sorry, it should be this URL:

http://www.savingdinner.com/

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If you don't want a subcritption for weekly recipes and grocery lists, you
could look into the books that goes with that website: Saving Dinner (by
Leanne Ely). I believe there are several versions of it these days (low
carb etc).

The recipes aren't gourmet, they are for everyday family cooking. If you
are into gourmet cooking, they are very tweakable, though.