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Meal Plan Friday 12th April 2019

We have survived the first week of the Easter holidays, a huge amount of snacks have been consumed but they so needed the rest. 

Friday - Ham Egg and Chips as we had a Dominoes on Wednesday

Saturday - Piri Piri Chicken with salad, warm baguettes and coleslaw

Sunday - Sausages, Mushrooms and Olives. The boys will have sausages both meals served with mash and green veg

Sausages with oregano mushrooms and olives

Monday - Taco Monday

Tuesday - Chinese Style Lemon Marmalade Chicken

Chinese style lemon marmalade chicken

Wednesday - Super Smokey Bacon and tomato Spaghetti

Super smoky bacon-tomato-spaghetti

Thursday - Spinach and mint Frittata from Ginos Healthy Eating Cookbook. The boys will have one with ham, cheese and peas.




Katykicker

Comments

  1. You've got some great sounding dinners this week. I likes the sound of the bacon and spaghetti, I might give that a try as I've suddenly got loads of bacon 🥓 in the freezer!
    Tx

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    1. It is really easy and tasty the best kind of food

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  2. we are having Taco Monday too. I like the sound of lemon marmalade chicken!

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    1. its a really nice dish we have had it once before and loved it x

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  3. I am really fancying Piri Piri Chicken now. It's about the 3rd meal plan I've seen it on today!
    I love the sound of the Chinese Style Lemon Marmalade Chicken. Have a fab week x

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    1. Yes I could not believe how many others are having it this week, its a easy meal and tasty x

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  4. Some lovely meals there. Chinese style lemon chicken is one I will be trying out at some point.

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    1. it is a really nice and different meal, worth a look for

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  5. You plan some delicious sounding meals! I love the sound of that marmalade chicken!

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