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Meal Plan Friday 14th September 2018

We seem to be flying through September and now we are back into some kind of routine life is getting a little easier for us all.

 Meals again are early for the boys and simple, they are starving and if not fed too soon would just fill themselves up on rubbish.

 Friday - Fish and chips for the boys (waffles for the eldest) and Scampi and Chips for myself and Mr MC&W

 Saturday - Ham Hock Burgers for us all

 Ham hock burgers

 Sunday - Melting Mushroom wellingtons for Mr MC&W and I. The boys will have jackets, sausages and veggies

 Melty mushroom wellingtons

 Monday - Chicken Korma Melts for us all

 Chicken korma melts

 Tuesday - Pasta with mozzarella, mint and fresh tomatoes for us all

 Pasta with mozzarella mint and fresh tomato sauce

 Wednesday - Shepard's Pie Jackets for us all

 Shepherds pie jackets

 Thursday - Winter Nicoise Salad 

 Winter tuna nioise
Katykicker

Comments

  1. Katy S15 September 2018 at 15:14

    I really fancy jacket potatoes now I've seen you mention them!

    Thanks for linking up x

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine16 September 2018 at 15:26

      it has gotten to that time again where a jacket seems perfect

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  2. Shoestring Jane15 September 2018 at 18:09

    Melting mushroom wellingtons - they sound amazing? Are they vegetarian?

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine16 September 2018 at 15:25

      They have stilton and puff pastry and preety sure they are both veggie. But I know some cheese are not. I can not wait for them.

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  3. Mybestcrazylife16 September 2018 at 13:29

    I love the look of both your "melty" meals... Really different ideas that I'm going to try to remember!!!
    Tx

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine16 September 2018 at 15:26

      I amused by my ability to get two melty meals in one week hahaha

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  4. A Strong Coffee16 September 2018 at 16:10

    I like the sound of chicken korma melts x

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine18 September 2018 at 17:01

      can not wait to try them think they should be great

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  5. Kim Carberry17 September 2018 at 11:17

    I love the sound of the Chicken Korma Melts! Yum! Great meal plan x

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine18 September 2018 at 17:02

      i am so hoping they are going to be as good as they sound x

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  6. Rosie18 September 2018 at 20:05

    Yummy some lovely choices here. It’s fab that you plan the week ahead. I’ve started doing that now finally and it makes life so much easier x #BlogstravaganzaFB

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine19 September 2018 at 11:50

      i am awful with out it, we would eat the same old all the time and i would spend a fortune

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  7. Jo - Cup of Toast18 September 2018 at 21:19

    This sounds delicious as always! Thank you for the inspiration xx

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  8. Unknown18 September 2018 at 21:28

    I love anything with mushrooms in. I went right off mushrooms while pregnant, but since having our son, I'm back in love with the fungi!

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine19 September 2018 at 11:51

      so glad your back into them i would be lost with out a mushroom hahaha

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  9. Twicemicrowaved tea22 September 2018 at 22:20

    Those shepherd's pie jackets look so tasty. They're definitely going on my list! #stayclassmama

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  10. loopyloulaura25 September 2018 at 22:38

    I had to click through to the melty mushroom recipe, it sounds so good (I'm vegetarian). Thanks for linking up with #stayclassymama

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  11. Unknown26 September 2018 at 10:27

    Love the sound of chicken Korma melts :) Thank you for sharing with #stayclassymama

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