Lunch Ideas For Your Weekend

Will the whole family be home together this weekend? Having trouble figuring out what to have for lunches? After all, you have lots of things to do and very little time to be in the kitchen with everyone running around. Why not try out one of the February Once A Month Cooking BIG DAY recipes on your family? Here are some easy crowd-pleasers:

Lunches

Stay tuned next week when we introduce some of the dinners to you!

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What's all the chatter about?

Emy: Oh, I see – makes sense!

Tricia: I am checking with Angela, our Gluten Free expert, so stay tuned.

Tricia: So glad to hear that. I have been asked for the recipe at least half a dozen times in the last week so I am...

Olivia: I can personally say how delicious these bars… I mean COOOOOOKIES really are. From one mom on a...

Donna: Anyone already make the FLOUR translation to GLUTEN FREE flours? Would love to see the recipe...

May: OMG….can I just say–my son is in love with these! The organic sugar worked well and I did not have...

Deven: Oh, do I love your comment about baking & praying! BTDT! ;-D

Michele: Any idea if I could make these with gluten free flour(s). I have a son that loved cereal bars until he had...

Tricia: Thanks for the advice!

Tricia: That is too funny about your Isaac, perhaps it is in the name?

Tricia: I actually agree with you, it is more of a “light” or a “healthy” menu rather than a...

Tricia: You most certainly can cut back. I felt better using sucanat but I wanted to make sure that my kids liked...

Skirnir Hamilton: I may have to try these. Are they fairly sweet? Sounds like a decent amount of sweetener and I am...

Malea: This turned out great! All of the kids liked it! Hooray

Emy: Hi Tricia!!! I have loved your site for over a year now. I’d just like to make a friendly suggestion to...

Mandy: I have an Isaac that can be very particular as well, and he is obsessed with cereal bars! It is the first...

Jessica: This is brilliant, we also have an upright in the garage. I’m going to have to steal your method!

SarahM: Just a little update I wanted to share: I have not been able to go to town and find a baking stone but I...

Tricia: Yes, I think that would work just fine.

Tricia: I think so but I have never tried it. If you do please report back.

Tricia: Do you think you could substitute honey or maple syrup for some of the sucanat?

Kimberly: I have purposely NOT introduced regular cereal bars to my daughter because I knew she would love them and...

Tricia: That was fast! I can’t wait to hear the verdict of your version. Great additions.

Tricia: They really did. I used non-stick muffin pans and I did spray the first batch because I was skeptical.

Lanna: Do they *really* come out of the muffin tin? I don’t think I’ve had anything *not* stick in my...

May: Thank you so much for sharing!!! I just pulled mine out of the oven! Can’t wait to try these! I did modify...

Tricia: I am SO GLAD I am not alone (not that i thought I was). I was hoping there were some moms that could identify...

Tricia: Brown sugar would be the substitute. HA HA HA! Me too! I have made 2 batches the first week and getting ready...

Tricia: Brown sugar would be the substitute.

Yvonne: I can’t wait to make these for my kids! I have never used sucanat…can brown sugar or white sugar...

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