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Meal Plan Saturday 10th September 2016

This week has seen both boys at school from 9am and not getting home till around 3.50pm. They are starving, shattered and need dinner by around 4.30. This gives me around half an hour to cook dinner, which has changed the way I have to think about meals. What can I prep, pre cook or slow cook. 

I will write a post shortly on some ideas I have had.

Saturday - The boys will have fish fingers, chips and peas, they love this meal. Mr MC&W and I will have a Charlie Bingham Lasagna 

Sunday - A slow cooked Spanish style Chicken and rice dish for us all

Monday - I love Jo Pratts the Madhouse Cookbook and I am trying chicken, corn Quesadeasies

Tuesday - Mini Tuna Fishcakes with Salad

Wednesday - Cocktail sausages, Yorkshire puddings and green beans

Thursday - Another Jo Pratt Madhouse Cookbook - Gnocchi with broccoli and mushrooms. Though the boys will not be having mushrooms.

Friday - Chicken Burger with chips and salad. We are going to stick with Friday treats. 
A Cornish Mum

Sparkles & Stretchmarks Sunday Best

Comments

  1. Unknown16 September 2016 at 07:23

    Oh man, I haven't had fishcakes in so long! Thanks for the idea, I know what we're having next week... xx #picnmix

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  2. Treasure_E_M16 September 2016 at 11:59

    Nice meal ideas - meal inspiration posts are so helpful! Thanks :) #picknmix

    Helen x

    http://www.treasureeverymoment.co.uk/

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  3. Sian QuiteFranklySheSaid17 September 2016 at 23:10

    I love quesadillas, one of my favourites! Thank you for linking up to #SundayBest x

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  4. Stevie - A Cornish Mum22 September 2016 at 23:49

    I seriously want to move in with you ;) my family would probably happily swap me for someone who can cook as well ;) Thanks for linking up to #PicknMix lovely

    Stevie xx

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