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Meal Plan Friday 8th February 2019

Only one more week till half term we keep repeating to ourselves over and over again. This half term seems never ending and We all need a break.

 Food is easy this week and comforting.

 Friday - Warm new potato salad with bacon and blue cheese for Mr MC&W and myself. The boys are having Fish fingers, mash and peas

 Warm new potato salad with bacon and blue cheese

 Saturday - Chili for us all, cooked in the slow cooker

 Sunday - Chicken and Red Wine Casserole. I can not make dumplings so its going to be with jackets 

 Chicken and red wine casserole with herby dumpling

Monday - Pizza and mixed salad as we have friends round for tea and Mr MC&W and I have not had a pizza in ages

 Tuesday - Tuna Pasta Bake - The ultimate comfort food with lots of veggies

 Wednesday - Some kind of breaded chicken burger 

 Thursday - Its is valentines day so for us that mean a bottle of fizz and a Charlie Bigham meal. The boys will have spaghetti with tomatoes, ham and mozzarella

Katykicker

Comments

  1. Shoestring Jane9 February 2019 at 09:16

    Yum yum yum to your warm new potato salad. Sounds gorgeous! I't made me hungry...

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    1. Anonymous10 February 2019 at 11:04

      it is full of food I love and always is a treat as tend to add too much cheese

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  2. A Strong Coffee10 February 2019 at 19:16

    Sounds good - I am hoping for a glass of red with my steak on Valentines.

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  3. Kim Carberry11 February 2019 at 08:24

    I can't wait until half term. We are ready for a break too. The potato salad sounds so good.
    Ahh! When it comes to making dumplings I cheat and buy frozen one's. lol

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  4. Katy S12 February 2019 at 07:39

    From what I can tell this seems to be the half term that most parents look forward to the most during the whole year! Hope you have a lovely break together and thanks for linking up!

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