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Meal Plan Friday 8th March 2019

Time is just flying past at the moment and yet again I am late with the meal plan for this week.

 Lots of simple and easy dishes for us this week

 Friday - Easy Chicken Burritos. Boys having sandwiches as having quorn burgers at school

 Easy Chicken Burritos

 Saturday - Lamb Burgers for Mr MC&W and I the boys wanted pizza

 Herby lamb burgers with beetroot mayo

 Sunday - The Busy Mum Cookbook homemade lasagna for us all. Its a bit of work but amazing.

 Monday - Smoked Paprika paella with Cod and Peas

 Smoked paprika paella cod peas

 Tuesday - Spinach and Courgette Fritata from Gions Healthy Italian. The boys will have omelets

 Wednesday - Bacon and Mushroom Pasta

 Bacon and mushroom pasta

 Thursday - Thai Chicken Noodles

 Child friendly thai chicken noodles



Katykicker

Comments

  1. joleisa8 March 2019 at 13:29

    All sounds yum. I'd be curious to hear about the lasagne. Let's see if it's easier to do than all the faff and prep we go through when we are making one!
    All the best for a great week ahead too.

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine9 March 2019 at 15:51

      this one is also a pain but on a sunday i can cope hahaha

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  2. Kim Carberry11 March 2019 at 13:59

    I love the sound of your homemade lasagna. I always cheat and buy one ready made. I should make more of an effort.
    Its sounds like you have a tasty week planned x

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine11 March 2019 at 16:34

      its a lot of work but tastes amazing, made the mince on sat and put it in the slow cooker and then sunday just had the white sauce and build to do xxx

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  3. Katy S13 March 2019 at 12:38

    Sounds like you've got a delicious week planned! I love the sound of that lasagna!

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine13 March 2019 at 16:43

      its the busy mums cookbook its amazing work but def worth it x

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  4. Unknown14 March 2019 at 11:39

    Sounds like such a tasty week love how you have managed to use so many cookbooks this is something I should do but never get around to looking in them

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