So, let me be clear ( hahahahaha! That’s a joke between me and my husband.), if you don’t want to use canned tomatoes or ketchup…don’t. But, like my book, Crock On, maybe I should say “ semi-whole foods.” Because if I don’t I’ll start getting more nasty comments and emails about how I’m a wolf in sheep’s clothing because CANNED TOMATOES AND KETCHUP ARE NOT WHOLE FOODS! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! Fall down and foam at the mouth. I’ve labeled it “Whole Foods Style,” kinda like my 100 Days of Crock Pot Meals. Because I figure most people probably eat away from home 65 times a year – for holidays, church functions, or because you need to get your Chick-Fil-A on. Using this list, you should be able to repeat each meal 3 times in a year…or find some you really like and repeat them a lot. 🙂 Because I love you – and because someone should benefit from my crazy weirdness. So, I thought I would do this thing for you and make 100 days of meal plans, all for you.
#Hundred days of real food movie
some of you hate making meal plans! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!! Cue the freaky scary movie music! What is wrong with you people!? Gosh…I AM a weirdo.īut something I’ve learned is that not everyone enjoys de-boogering their children with a Nose Frida – and not everyone enjoys making their bed daily – and some people don’t even own an iron (THE HORROR!). I also enjoy making beds, ironing clothes, and de-boogering my children. But what you don’t know is that planning meals is one of the highlights of my week. You already know how much I love Plan to Eat. I read cookbooks and dream up meal plans.
So, I have this thing I like do to do in my spare time…it’s called – planning meals.
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