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Meal Plan Friday 17th March 2020

So we have three more weeks of lock down and back to home school next week. I found meal planning very hard the last couple of weeks all I seem to be doing is trying to get a delivery or thinking about food. I must admit we are not wasting much food and that has made me much happier.

Last weeks meal plan went well and the breakfast hash from Pinch of Nom was really lovely as a main meal.

Friday - Pizza these are from the freezer and require no cooking other than pop in the oven.

Saturday - Diet Cola Chicken from Pinch of Nom for us all


Sunday - Spag Bol for us all and hubby wants to make some pasta

Monday - Med Tuna Pasta bake from Pinch of Nom

Tuesday - Pesto Mushrooms. Ravioli for the boys.


Wednesday - Sausage and Egg Muffins from Pinch of Nom this is a breakfast but sounded so tasty 

Thursday - Ainsley Harriott Paella I have used this recipe for years it is so easy and tasty and quick. 



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Comments

  1. Jaymee20 April 2020 at 04:28

    I'm struggling with meal planning too, but I think it's because it seems we are just eating the same meals.

    I love the diet coke chicken! May have to give that a try!

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  2. Kim Carberry20 April 2020 at 13:35

    Ahh! I am the same. I have spent so much time stressing about food and shopping deliveries but I have a couple booked for the next few weeks. Phew!
    Great meal plan. I keep meaning to make Diet Cola Chicken but always forget about it when it comes to meal planning. x

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  3. Paula @ Mummy Vs Work20 April 2020 at 14:38

    Sounds like another great week!

    I am finding the whole thing really stressful at he minute when it comes to food that by the time it is dinner time I cna't be bothered to cook!

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  4. Cheryl Pasquier22 April 2020 at 16:16

    Can you believe, I still haven't tried Diet Coke chicken yet - I'm off to have a look. Oooh paella, that's something else that I haven't made for ages. Now there's an idea :)

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