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Meal Plan Friday 15th March 2019

We have been so busy this week with grown up things like mortgages and hospial appointments and work it has not been nice to us so i am looking forward to some comfort food

Friday - Fish, Chips and Peas for us all

Saturday - Meatballs with Spaghetti

Sunday - French Style Chicken with roast potatoes or mash if i am feeling lazy (yes from the freezer)

French style chicken with peas and bacon

Monday -  Bake in the oven Mushroom risotto with loads of cheese

Oven baked porcini and thyme risotto

Tuesday - Smoked Salmon and Celeriac Dish we have never had this before but it screams comfort food. The boys will have pasta

Smoked salmon and celeriac dauphinoise

Wednesday - Spag Bol

Thursday - Pizza and Salad - from the shop afraid we are not making our own this week




Katykicker

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  1. Homemade pizza is lovely but sometimes we just need things to be easy. Your mushroom risotto sounds lovely.

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    1. I love it and it is so tasty and so easy in the oven x

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  2. Sounds like a great variety of meals this week. I am all for easy meals without the guilt, sometimes life just gets a little too busy and you need a break

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    1. Exactly you need to think of yourself sometimes and meals can be tasty and simple xx

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  3. Mushroom risotto is something which I would not have thought about. I think in the past I have only had tomato one. This sounds like a nice easy week for when life is so busy

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    1. It really is good and easy to make as well, the oven baked ones are good as you can just forget about it for half and hour xx

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  4. Oh no! Grown up things are rubbish. I hope this week is better for you.
    All of your meals sound so good. I do love a bit of comfort food x

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    1. I know being a grown up can be sooo dull and then need comfort food xx

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  5. I love the sound of your smoked salmon dish - sounds really tasty! I haven't had salmon in ages! Thanks for linking up and sorry I'm late commenting this week - it was Daisy's Birthday and I was a little behind on work!

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