Deals for 1/4/10

Rite Aid:(Southern Deals link for coupon match up)
Haircolor- $3 each
Tylenol cold $1.99
Listerine- free

Publix:

Tide 10.99 ea- $1 Q ea= 9.99

2 Tilapia fillets- $3.99

2 crackers $1.89 ea- $1/2 Q

Walgreen (link to coupon match ups)

10 boxes Special K- $1 each

10 pkg Stayfree $.14 -$.15 each

5 Electrasol Finish tablets- all free

Head and Shoulders $1.99

4 toothbrushes- made $1

3 one a day vitamins $2.99 ea

2 Loreal haircolor $14.99-$3 Jan booklet- $2 ea= 9.99 ea (this is the brand I use and LOVE)

Menu Plan Monday

Monday- pecan crusted tilapia, green beans, rice
Tuesday- Santa Fe chicken soup
Wednesday- Bunless cheeseburger with peppers & onions, salad
Thursday- chicken fajita
Friday- spaghetti, salad
Saturday- italian chicken, broccoli, squash sauteed with onion

Lunches:
Monday- Ham roll up, carrots, apple
Tuesday- salad with grilled chicken, apple
Wednesday- leftover santa fe soup, apple
Thursday- tuna sandwich, carrots, apple
Friday- quesadilla with any leftovers
Saturday- bunless cheeseburger with peppers and onions, salad

Breakfasts:
Monday- omelet, orange
Tuesday- breakfast burrito, orange
Wednesday- WW waffle, banana with peanut butter
Thursday- scrambled egg and bacon, orange
Friday- 1/2 bagel with egg and canadian bacon, cheese, orange
Saturday- cereal, boiled egg, banana

Join An Organized Junkie for more Menu Plan Monday posts.

Goals for 2010

1. Get back into daily Bible study and prayer time first thing in the morning.
2. Find a prayer/accountability partner.
3. Exercise and lose 70 lbs.
4. Learn to water ski.
5. Play tennis
6. Hike 3 new trails with the family
7. Craft or sew once a week
8. Increase photography skills
9. Make new friends and have some girl times shopping/crafting/hanging out
10. Grow a garden
11. Finish remodeling the house
12. Have people over at least once a month for supper and games
13. Bake bread, make homemade cinnamon rolls, and homemade tortillas.
14. Run a 5K
15. Read a book once a month.

Kellys Korner is hosting a link up of New Year's Goals. Check it out.

Collards Recipe

Happy New Years! We just finished our lunch and it was really good. We had roast, carrots, collards, black-eyed peas, and cornbread. I have only cooked collards one other time so I was glad they came out really good. I thought I would share the recipe so I can make them again. Is it a southern thing to have collards or is that everywhere? However you celebrate I hope you have a great day and a fabulous 2010!

Collard Greens

16 oz package collards

10 cups chicken broth

5 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled

2 ham hocks

garlic ( I used powder since I didn't have any fresh)

1 onion, sauteed

2 tsp sugar

salt and pepper

I sauteed the onion in the pot then added the broth and seasonings. Then I added the collards, stirring after each handful. In a seperate skillet I cooked the bacon. I then added a couple of cups of the stock from the collards to deglaze the pan and added all the pan drippings back to the collards. Let cook on medium- low heat for 2 hours. You want to reduce the stock. I added the garlic and salt and pepper by sprinkling it into the pot so I am unsure of the amounts. Crumble the bacon after it cools and add it to the pot.