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Meal Plan Friday 21st September 2018

We are not doing well on using bits up at the moment and wasting more than I would like to. This really annoys me so I need to try harder on this over the next while. 

 We did not have the chicken korma melts as we treated ourselves to a pizza so that will be one to put back on the meal plan soon.

 Friday - Fish with roasted med veg and new potatoes - this I will be honest, is all convenience food and need either cooking in the oven or microwave. The boys are having mains at school so will have a picnic tea

 Saturday - Chicken burgers with wedges for us all

 Sunday - slow cooker sausage casserole with mash and greens for us all

 Monday - Spicy ratatouille with eggs and Parmesan from Gino Healthy Italian. The boys will have tomato soup and crusty bread.

 Tuesday - Peri Peri Chicken Pilaf. The boys will have this but not as spicy.

 Peri peri chicken pilaf

 Wednesday - Paprika Pork in a pot, for us all with mash and green beans

 Marys paprika pork in a pot

 Thursday - Prawn and Coconut Laksa - This is one I make up and will be writing up as its very simple. The boys will be having this as well again watching the amount of spice.

Katykicker
Cup of Toast

Comments

  1. Karen Dennis21 September 2018 at 10:36

    I am going to follow your lead by making my own weekly meal plan, it will hopefully help with the shopping #b!ogstravangza@_karendennis

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  2. Karen Dennis21 September 2018 at 10:37

    I am going to follow your lead by making my own weekly meal plan, it will hopefully help with the shopping #b!ogstravangza@_karendennis

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine24 September 2018 at 16:42

      i have to do it or we would be eating pasta all the time x

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  3. Mybestcrazylife23 September 2018 at 12:41

    Lots of interesting sounding recipes there! The paprika pork sounds good.
    Tx

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  4. Katy S23 September 2018 at 17:13

    We had a pizza in the last week too. The takeaway is hard to resist sometimes! x

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  5. Jo - Cup of Toast23 September 2018 at 17:41

    This sounds like another great meal plan. I agree that we need to get better at using everything that we have, we have had more waste than usual over the past couple of weeks. Thank you for linking up with #Blogstravaganza :)

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine24 September 2018 at 16:44

      i find i am brilliant then awful then feel bad and am brilliant again xx

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  6. Kim Carberry24 September 2018 at 11:03

    Great meal plan. I do like the sound of the Spicy ratatouille x

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine24 September 2018 at 16:43

      its a lovely meal and so easy too. the best kind of food xx

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  7. Cheryl Pasquier24 September 2018 at 19:31

    Ooh spicy ratatouille gets a big tick from me - I'll have next week's menu plan all written up once I've checked out everyone else's plans ! :)

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