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Meal Plan Friday 10th January 2019

The weather is grey and dull and miserable, so comfort food is needed this week.

Last weeks meals were a huge success, the bean burritos I made up but ended up tasty and full of black beans and veggies. The Moroccan meatballs were brilliant and used less meat as so any veggies. This is something we did already but I am trying to cut down more of the meat we eat. 

Friday - Fish, Chips and Peas

Saturday - Is a odd day, the eldest has a party and Mr MC&W is playing golf. So ready meal for us thanks to Charlie Bighmas and the other boys will have pizza and salad

Sunday - Sausages in a big Yorkshire pudding with carrots, spinach and gravy

Monday - Leek, Mushroom and goats cheese strudel the boys will have tuna slices


Tuesday - Mexican pulled chicken. The boys will have this but less spicy,


Wednesday - Spicy Salmon tray bake. Salmon and mash and peas for the boys.


Thursday -  Tortellini bake for us all



Musings Of A Tired Mummy

Comments

  1. Shoestring Jane11 January 2020 at 10:20

    The strudel sounds nice. I'm on Slimming World though so not for me just yet!

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  2. tiredbutcraftymummy12 January 2020 at 17:32

    I love the sound of sausages in a big Yorkshire pudding. I'm not a Roast Dinner fan so that sounds like a much nicer Sunday dinner! #StayClasyMama

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  3. A Strong Coffee12 January 2020 at 18:40

    I should do some giant Yorkshires, my boys would love them. Thanks for the idea x

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  4. Kim Carberry13 January 2020 at 09:24

    It's grey & dull here too. Hmmf.
    Great neal plan. I like the sound of the Mexican pulled chicken.

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  5. Katy S14 January 2020 at 16:45

    As always you've got some absolutely delicious sounding dinners! Lately I have cut 100g - 150g off the quantity of meat when we have it too and just bulked the veg up a bit. This has cut our consumption quite a bit too!

    Thanks for linking up and have a great week.

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  6. Jayne15 January 2020 at 09:52

    I like the sound of leek, mushroom and goats cheese strudels. I think we will have to give this one a try.
    It's been quite dull here too although today looks a little brighter!

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  7. loopyloulaura15 January 2020 at 22:07

    I wrote a 3 week meal plan at the start of the year but don't think I've stuck to it once! I really need to focus more when I shop and not buy on impulse. Thanks for linking up with #stayclassymama

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  8. Anonymous17 January 2020 at 16:59

    Do you have a recipe for the leek and goat cheese strudel? I would love to try that? Thanks for linking up to #stayclassymama

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