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Meal Plan Friday 19th April 2019

Not sure where the last week went, it flew by and the sun has finally come out. We have spent so much time in the garden potting on seedlings and planting some of our own GYO veggies.

 Friday - Scampi and Chips for Mr MC&W and myself. Fish and Chips for the boys each served with peas.

 Saturday - Fajitas for Mr MC&W and myself the boys are having pizza and salad

 Sunday - Roast Lamb but I am not cooking

 Monday - Chicken with Peppers and Feta the boys will have this more as a roast. I do this with chicken breast and cook it for a shorter time.

 Roast chicken with peppers and feta

 Tuesday - Puttanesca baked Gnocchi for us all, I will be playing around with this as anchovies are not every ones first choice

 Puttanesca baked gnocchi

 Wednesday - Salmon with beetroot and lentils. The boys will have tomato soup as its back to school and haircuts

 Mustardy salmon-beetroot-lentils 

 Thursday - Neapolitan Rice salad I am going to try a version of this with the boys and see how they like it. it is from Gino Healthy Italian


Katykicker

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  1. Shoestring Jane21 April 2019 at 14:41

    Ooh, what are you growing? We have quite a few seedlings but I need to get on with sowing a few more. Lovely weekend for it!

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    1. Anonymous23 April 2019 at 07:44

      lots of annuals for the bees, sweetcorn, beeetroots, carrots, onions and the sweetpeas are doing well x

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  2. Mybestcrazylife22 April 2019 at 07:47

    Very jealous of your ability to grow things. I'm not very green fingered but anything I do grow gets scoffed by hens, so I've pretty much given up!
    You've got some really interesting dinners this week. I fancy trying the salmon and the gnocchi. This is why I'm here, to find new and interesting things to cook 😊
    Thanx
    Tx

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    1. Anonymous23 April 2019 at 07:45

      the salmon is lovely and very easy. Gnocchi should be good even with me changing bits. our chickens have a nice run and stay there hahah

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  3. Kim Carberry22 April 2019 at 12:42

    It's lovely to see the sunshine isn't it!
    Scampi & Chips is one of my favourite meals ever!
    I love the sound of the Neapolitan Rice salad x

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    1. Anonymous23 April 2019 at 07:45

      the sunshine has been so welcome and scampi is great x

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  4. Katy S22 April 2019 at 20:00

    I love the sound of this weeks meal plan! I've just introduced my daughter Daisy to the delights of scampi!

    Hope the seedlings grow well and you have a wonderful week.

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    1. Anonymous23 April 2019 at 07:46

      Thanks katy glad Daisy likes it and the seedlings are doing ok so far x

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