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Wednesday: Chicken salad on a bed of spinach. I'll use the left over "herbed" chicken and make a chicken salad with just a bit of mayonnaise, olive oil, Greek yogurt, mustard, salt, pepper, & lemon juice.
Thursday: Whole wheat pasta with sauteed mushrooms & leftover sausages & organic tomato sauce (out of a jar). Tomato/cucumber/red onion/feta salad.
Friday: It's "Salad Friday." I think I'll be experimenting a bit with different cabbage salads...
Since most of the dinners are quite heavy, cooked, and include meat, I will eat raw food for the rest of the day. I'll start with a big bowl of fruit in the morning. For lunch, I'll have a big raw salad, and I'll snack on carrots throughout the day.
Question: What do you do when you have lots of leftovers? Do you just heat them up, or do you make them into something "new?" I actually wouldn't mind just heating them up for a week, but I think my family would mind... :o)
Be well,
Andrea