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WEEK 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lunch Beef Stew Baked Fish Glazed Ham Baked Spaghetti Rotisserie Chicken Cajun Chicken Thighs Chicken Broccoli Southern Fried Sesame Chicken Southern Fried Fish BBQ Chicken Thighs Carved Turkey Alfredo Chicken Breast Mashed Potatoes Linguini Mac and Cheese Veggie Fried Rice Potato Wedges Roasted Potatoes Southern Dressing with Gravy Fresh Vegetable Squash, Zucchini, Collard Greens Vegetable Stir Fry Cabbage Sautéed Fresh Green Beans Medley Red Peppers Vegetables Roasted Sweet Potatoes Vegetable Strudel Spring Vegetable Twice Baked Fried Rice with Tofu Spinach Lasagna Spicy Vegetable Soft Vegetarian Pot Pie Primavera Lemon Vegetables and Tacos Garlic Sauce Potatoes Grill Fish Sandwich Chicken Sandwich Philly Cheese Steak Polish Sausage Cheese Burger Fries Onion Rings Fried Chips French Fries Fried Chips Pizza Bacon Cheese Red, White and BBQ Chicken Pizza Shrimp Scampi Pizza Philly Cheese Steak Burger Pizza Green Pizza Pizza Dinner Jerk Chicken Drum Rotisserie Chicken BBQ Chicken Baked Wings Lemon Pepper Sticks Chicken Blackened Fish with Beef and Broccoli Country Fried Streak Italian Pizza Bake Baked Ziti Southern fried Pork Orange Beef Stir-Fry Tropical Salsa Chops Dirty Rice Fluffy White Rice Red Bliss Potatoes Scalloped Potatoes Rice Pilaf Mashed Potatoes Vegetable Fried Rice with Gravy Broccoli Au Gratin Sugar Snap peas Green Beans and Broccoli and Carrots Green Peas with Red Turnip Greens Asian Blend Tomatoes Peppers Vegetable Garden Balls Garden Meatloaf Vegetable Garden Fresh Paella Spicy Fettuccini Three Bean Chili Sweet and Sour Stroganoff Monterrey Casserole Alfredo Garden Balls au Gratin *Deli, Salad, Assorted Desserts are offered daily WEEK 2 *Deli, Salad, Assorted Desserts are offered daily .

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