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Meal Plan Friday 23rd November 2018

It has been a long old week, Mr MC&W has been away in India since Saturday and I have been solo parenting. This is fine, the hardest part is all the type 1 decisions I am making on my own with out him to talk it over with. This week is not too heavy food as he has informed me all he has done is eaten three course meals for lunch and dinner.

 Friday - Chicken Cesar Salad for us as it is a light and fresh meal. The boys are having fish and chips as last week they had McDonald's aster the eldest had an accident at school.

 Saturday - Spag Bol for us all

 Sunday - Quorn dippers, mash and veggies for the boys and we are having a fish and lentil dish this one is so simple and tasty

 Braised peas with bacon lentils-and-cod

 Monday - Spinach and Courgette Fritatta with salad this is from Ginos Healthy Italian. The boys will have tomato soup with rolls

 Tuesday - Maple Glazed Sausages in rolls with wedges. The boys will have spaghetti in a homemade tomato sauce and cheese

 Maple glazed hot dogs with mustardy onions

 Wednesday - Simple Paella this is an Ainsley Harriot recipe form his meals in mins book I am trying the boys with this.

 Thursday - We have the school bazaar so food needs to be simple and quick, tortellini for the boys and we will have it slightly more interesting
Tortellini with pesto and broccoli
Katykicker
Cup of Toast

Comments

  1. joleisa23 November 2018 at 17:14

    You say the meals are simple yet they sound so amazing, honestly.
    I do hope your son isn't too badly injured and is on the mend.
    I need to try tomato soup one day. If I have ever had it, it must have been over 20 years ago. I will try it again and see if we like it here. Do you make it from scratch or do you just buy the canned ones?
    Do have a great frugal week ahead.

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine25 November 2018 at 09:22

      i must asmit I buy it, the kids love it but the hubby hates it. He is recovering well and his poor face is nearly healed x

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  2. Rosie23 November 2018 at 17:52

    Again some simple yet great wholesome meal ideas here x #Blogstravaganza

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine25 November 2018 at 09:23

      Thank you we do simple in this house as need to get those boys fed x

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  3. Briony24 November 2018 at 19:55

    Ooh I've not had tortellini in ages, I'll be adding that to this week's shop. #blogstravaganza

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  4. A Strong Coffee25 November 2018 at 19:46

    Love the sound of the spinach and courgette frittata

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  5. Jo - Cup of Toast25 November 2018 at 20:04

    Brilliant meal ideas here. Quick and easy whilst still being filling and healthy. Thank you for sharing with #Blogstravaganza :)

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  6. Katy S27 November 2018 at 10:37

    Can't beat a nice easy dippers dinner can you! Thanks for linking up x

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  7. Kim Carberry27 November 2018 at 11:22

    It sounds like Mr MC&W is having a fab time in India!
    I love the sound of the Maple Glazed Sausages in rolls! They sound so tasty! x

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