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Meal Plan Friday 12th November 2021

Another week has flown by, I am finally feeling better from covid, though I am sure the children have brought home another cold.

I have had a look through some books for this weeks meals as it all got a little bit the same. These are meals we love but not had in a while. 

Friday - Fish, Chips and Peas for us all.

Saturday - Spag Bol for us all.

Sunday - French Style Chicken

BBC Good food French style chicken peas bacon

Monday - Chicken Jambalaya via Pinch of Nom but we will not add the sausages. The boys will have this but less spicy

Tuesday - Stuffed Peppers with couscous, pesto and cheese. The boys will have pesto pasta. This is from Gino D'Acampo 

Wednesday - Sausage and Egg Muffins. Thanks to Pinch of Nom. The eldest will have bacon as he does not like sausage.

Thursday - Med Style Tuna Pasta bake Pinch of Nom



Comments

  1. Kim Carberry13 November 2021 at 19:20

    I am glad you are feeling a little better.
    Great meal plan. We've not had stuffed peppers in well over a year. I think we will have to have them soon. We have had those Sausage and Egg muffins before from Pinch of Nom and they're such a good idea and yummy too x

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  2. Cheryl Pasquier16 November 2021 at 06:45

    Oh no, sorry to hear you ended up with covid. Hope you're all on the mend now. Love the sound of this week's food, especially the stuffed peppers. Hmmm !

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  3. Anonymous21 November 2021 at 19:08

    I am glad you are feeling better from Covid. It's not nice, I know, we are a bit behind you I think and still recovering.
    I love the idea of stuffed peppers, I wonder if my lot would eat them. Might give them a try.
    Thank you for linking up to #mealplanmonday

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  4. Cody G27 February 2025 at 20:51

    I love how you are mixing up your meals this week.

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