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What's for Dinner? - 3/20/26, Fri.

Just a classic...  Baked chicken, Rice-A-Roni, and steamed veggies.  I should have gone to the next step and made a butter lemon sauce for the veggies, but butter, and S&P are always a good choice.

Cost:  The chicken came from the Food Bank. The box of Rice-A-Roni was $2, and I steamed about $2 worth of the veggies.
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