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SUNDAYFami­ly

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For honey-orange glazed ham, heat oven to 350F. Place 2- to 3-pound fully cooked boneless hamon rack in roasting pan. Roast, uncovered, 30 minutes or until it registers 140F with meat thermomete­r. Mix1tables­poon orange juice, cup honey, teaspoon cinnamonan­d teaspoon ground cloves. Baste hamwith mixture the last 10 minutes of roasting. Let stand for 5 minutes; slice and serve. To accompany, make scalloped potatoes and fresh broccoli. Enjoy cobbler for dessert and top it with fat-free vanilla ice cream.

The plan: Save enough hamand cobbler for Monday.

The list: fully cooked boneless ham, orange juice, honey, cinnamon, ground cloves, scalloped potatoes, fresh broccoli, apple cobbler, fat-free vanilla ice cream.

MONDAYHeat& Eat

Make Georgia-style grilled ham and cheese sandwiches for an easy meal. Mix 2 tablespoon­s low-fat mayonnaise with 3 tablespoon­s peach preserves. Spread mixture evenly on one side of 8 rye bread slices. Place1slic­e each leftover hamon 4 slices bread; sprinkle each hamslice with 2 tablespoon­s shredded Monterey Jack cheese. Top with remaining bread slices; coat with cooking spray. Cook sandwiches in a large nonstick skillet on medium-low heat until cheese melts and bread is lightly browned. Serve sandwiches with a romaine salad. Warm the leftover apple cobbler for dessert.

The list: mayonnaise, preserves, bread, cheese, romaine.

You can prepare tomato soup with spinach and corn in no time. Prepare 2 (10 ounce) cans condensed tomato soup according to directions, using skim milk. Add10-ounce package frozen chopped spinach (thawed) and1 cup frozen corn (thawed). Heat through. Serve with lettuce wedge and cheese toast.

The list: soup, milk, spinach, corn, lettuce, bread, cheese.

Offer Baked Eggplant & Polenta with steamed spinach and a romaine salad with red onion rings. Add whole-grain bread. For dessert, plums are perfect.

TUESDAYExp­ress

WEDNESDAYM­eatless

The list: eggplant, marinara sauce, cheeses, polenta, spinach, romaine, onion, bread, plums.

THURSDAYBu­dget

There’s nothing like a good meatloaf to perk up your purse, and Barbecue Meatloaf fills the bill. Serve with oven fries and green beans. Make corn bread from a mix. For dessert, enjoy chocolate swirl pudding. Prepare instant vanilla pudding using1perc­ent milk and swirl chocolate syrup into the pudding. Top with fat-free whipped cream.

The plan: Save enough meatloaf for Friday.

The list: onion, ground turkey, ground beef, bread crumbs, barbecue sauce, Worcesters­hire sauce, Dijon mustard, garlic, thyme, oven fries, beans, bread mix, pudding, milk, whipped cream, syrup.

FRIDAYKids

Redesign the leftover meatloaf into barbecue roll-ups. Crumble the heated leftover meatloaf and spoon into warmed whole-grain tortillas; top with shredded lettuce and shredded cheese. Serve with celery sticks and vegetarian baked beans. Leapin’ lizard crunch bars are dessert. Coat 8-by-8-inch baking dish with cooking spray. Com- bine12-ounce package miniature marshmallo­ws and cup low-fat peanut butter in pan. Cook on low10 minutes or until marshmallo­ws melt, stirring constantly. Add 6 drops green food coloring (add more if you want it to look really gross); mix well. Add 6 cups crisp rice cereal; mix well. Remove from heat and spoon mixture into prepared dish; spread evenly and press down with back of spoon. Refrigerat­e1 hour. Cut into 8 long, thin strips, then in half. Remove strips from pan. Press 2 chocolate chips into end of each strip to make eyes. Be brave and eat a lizard.

The list: tortillas, lettuce, cheese, celery, beans, marshmallo­ws, peanut butter, food coloring, crisp rice cereal, chocolate chips.

SATURDAYEa­sy Entertaini­ng

Any guest would enjoy Chicken With 40 Cloves Of Garlic with mashed potatoes, green peas and a bibb lettuce salad. Make or buy cheesecake for dessert.

The list: onions, celery, tarragon, parsley, chicken, dry vermouth, garlic, potatoes, peas, lettuce, cheesecake.

 ?? "THE CASSEROLE QUEENS MAKE-A-MEAL COOKBOOK," CRYSTAL COOK AND SANDY POLLOCK;
CLARKSON POTTER, 2013 ?? Chicken With 40 Cloves of Garlic
"THE CASSEROLE QUEENS MAKE-A-MEAL COOKBOOK," CRYSTAL COOK AND SANDY POLLOCK; CLARKSON POTTER, 2013 Chicken With 40 Cloves of Garlic

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