Sorry for not posting for a couple of days. Life got in the way. My computer has been turned into the telephone - it's they way we communicate with friends and family overseas - webcam and magicjack - and it's hard to find time to just write. It's been especially busy the last couple of days...
In addition, I have been feeling seriously burned out. Not just cooking burnout, just plain burnout. Sometimes life gets like that. Trying to figure out ways to recharge without actually abandoning my children...
:-)
Anyhow, here's the supper plan for tonight:
Pitot with vegetarian taco filling
Cucumbers
Potato Bourekas (working on the freezer cleanout)
Artichokes (that's what happens when my younger 3 children accompany me to the store. they see artichokes and start dancing. isn't that nuts? not exactly frugal but they were a lot less expensive than last time I saw them - only 8NIS/kilo - so I bought them. at least they weren't begging for candy!)
A bit of a hodge-podge menu, I admit, but everyone ate happily, which was the goal. When my hubby gets back from his trip, I'll have to re-start the "organized" menus...
Have a good day!
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My kids love artichokes - but I usually only buy them at around 5 NIS a kilo - having said that they are so labour intensive it keeps them quiet for a while when they eat them...
ReplyDelete@Janice - Love it!
ReplyDelete(And thanks for the tip that they'll go down in price still. Still learning the pricing structure here! I knew 14NIS/kilo was high, but I wasn't sure if 8 was high or not. 5 sounds awesome!)