In the Kitchen with Linda & Dinner Menu

Last week, I worked on organizing my kitchen. Yikes! Does it ever need it!

When you need lots of dishes, glasses, serving items, etc. I takes a lot of space. Add specialty items for baking and small appliances to a small kitchen, and you have a recipe for disaster. I’m not going to post before and after pics of the cabinets. They would scare you too much. lol

I am, though, sharing before and after pics of my spice drawer.

This drawer is to the right of my stove. Very convenient for cooking. The baking spices are in a separate cabinet.

spice drawer before

As you can see, the drawer had gotten very messy. It wasn’t all from me! lol The rest of the family had a hand in it, too. I still haven’t figured out how a family that rarely eats out ends up with so many ketchup and sauce packets. lol Most of them were hot sauce packets, too. We don’t even use hot sauce. lol They are now out of the drawer waiting to be given away.

Now my drawer looks so much better. It is, of course, so much easier to find what I’m looking for. And the drawer now opens and closes without bottles getting stuck.

spice drawer after

Ok, so tell me I’m not they only one with organizing problems in the kitchen!

 

 

Now…. to answer the question that I get asked about a hundred times a day……….What’s For Dinner? See my menu below!

In the Kitchen with Linda – Dinner Menu:

Saturday – Sabbath- Make ahead meals- Baked chicken, potatoes, salad

Sunday – soup & sandwich day – Frozen fish fillets and tater tots my husband dragged home from the store lol

Monday – chicken –  Chicken, potatoes, carrots and onions in the crockpot

Tuesday – pizza/pasta – Spaghetti with homemade meat sauce, green beans

Wednesday – beef – Tacos with all the fixings

Thursday – chicken – Chicken Pasta Salad

Friday – Cook out at church for teens, leftovers or take out for adults

 

 

For more ideas, visit Menu Plan Monday

 

 

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2 Comments

  1. Well, I keep all my spices and stuff in cabinet. The problem with that approach is, that the bottles in front hide whatever is behind. I think keeping these in a drawer is more convenient as I can see and read labels on all the bottles.

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