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Meal Plan Friday 11th June 2020

 Last week was a little crazy with lots going on family-wise. This week I am working one day and then I have lots to do with secondary school transition. This is big as our eldest has ASD and type 1. Lots needed to be discussed.

Friday - Ready meal box. The boys all had fish and Chips at school so sandwiches for them.

Saturday - Fajitas for us all.

Sunday - MIL house for a BBQ

Monday - Egg Florintee Pizza normal Pizza for the boys. They can put them together themselves

BBC Good Food Eggs florentine pizza

Tuesday - Sticky Sausages in rolls - these will be with honey and mustard.

Wednesday - Chicken Alfredo - we have never had this before but sounds quick and easy and tasty. 

BBC Good Food Chicken alfredo

Thursday - Paella from Ainsley Harroitts. I do cheat a little, I use a pouch of cooked rice so it is a quick meal to make.

Eat your books.com simply smokin paella




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Comments

  1. Katy S12 June 2021 at 11:44

    I hope the school discussions and transition period goes well for you - must be nerve wracking!

    You've got some absolutely delicious meals planned by the sounds of it!

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  2. Kim Carberry12 June 2021 at 18:40

    Good luck with the secondary school transition. I hope it all goes well.
    Great meal plan. Enjoy the BBQ. x

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  3. Cheryl Pasquier14 June 2021 at 20:16

    Good luck with the secondary school transition - tricky times ahead ! Loving the sound of the menu plan. The pizzas and the chicken alfredo both sound lovely. :)

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  4. Anonymous21 June 2021 at 21:59

    I love Eggs florentine pizza. My family think I am weird. Sounds like a lovely week of meals!

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