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Meal Plan Friday 10th February 2017

This week has not been the most fun. All three children have had chicken pox and ZAP had it very badly. Then we had the worry of OB having a sick bug, with his type 1 normally means a stay in hospital. The meal plan has been a bit of a struggle.

Friday - Pizza and they are brought in this week not homemade.

Saturday - Gammon, Eggs and Chips

Sunday - Roast Beef with all the trimmings 

Monday - Boys will have mini tuna fishcakes. Mr MC&W and I will have fish with Mediterranean rice and spinach

Tuesday - Valentine's Day - no going out but a Charlie Bingham ready meal for us and jacket potato for the boys.

Wednesday- Chicken Burgers (cheating by using spicy chicken from Birds Eye) on ciabatta with salad 

Thursday - Spaghetti in a homemade tomato sauce with ham and peas. Have to thank my lovely sister for helping me with that idea.
Mudpie Fridays
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Comments

  1. CutiiPromoRO11 February 2017 at 15:07

    Love the meal plan. I have to try the Thursday meal plan, it sounds interesting and easy to prepare it.

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  2. E13 February 2017 at 13:14

    Oh no, the poor things having chicken pox. I hope they are on the mend now. I like the idea of a ham and pea sauce for the pasta, may have to try that xx

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  3. Kim Carberry13 February 2017 at 15:28

    Oh no! I hope everyone feels better soon!
    Ahh! Going out for Valentines day is overrated. hehehe
    I hope you have a great week x

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  4. Kirsty Hijacked By Twins16 February 2017 at 19:53

    Oooh the Mediterranean rice and spinach sounds lovely. I hope that everyone is getting better and that your little one didn't need a stay in hospital. Thank you for sharing with #MealPlanningMonday x

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