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Meal Plan Friday 26th April 2019

The children are back at school but I have not managed to catch up at all. Can not believe we are about to hit May where has this year gone to? 

 Friday - Fish, Chips and Peas via the freezer

 Saturday - Quorn chicken burgers and salad

 Sunday- Sausage Casserole with jackets

 Monday - Prawn Paella this is a very simple and quick paella not your traditional version

 Tuesday - Lee, Mushroom and Goats cheese strudel (I do tend to make this as a tart) the boys will have tuna tarts

 Leek mushroom and goats cheese strudels

 Wednesday - Child Friendly Thai Noodles we have this with lots more veg and Thai curry paste

 Child-friendly thai chicken noodles

 Thursday - it is our eldest birthday and he would like pizza so pizza for us all



Katykicker

Comments

  1. joleisa26 April 2019 at 14:36

    I hope you will get caught up with things soon! How is the garden coming on? We haven't got an allotment this year. I am not the green fingered one, Leisa is. So far we only have mint, potatoes, strawberries and flowers (don't know the names).
    Hoping that your eldest has a brilliant day and that the pizza treat will be appreciated.

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    1. Anonymous27 April 2019 at 20:00

      We are slowly starting to move on in the garden, some seeds are not germinating but think i need to bring them in as too cold. Pizza is always such a hit hahaha xx

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  2. Katy S28 April 2019 at 15:33

    I love the meal plan this week. Lots of dinners we would love! Hope you manage to catch up this week!

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  3. Tyrone La Mar28 April 2019 at 19:37

    They all sound very yummy, but I need the how to and the what for to get cooking....and I am hungry... ;^)

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    1. Anonymous1 May 2019 at 09:50

      I find its finding something thats easy to get started then your confidence builds up and you will try more and more

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  4. Mybestcrazylife28 April 2019 at 20:00

    Sometimes it's hard to get organised, hope you manage to catch up soon.
    Sometimes it's the simple things that are the best. I really want a jacket potato now I've seen them on your meal plan, not had them for ages....
    Tx

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    1. Anonymous1 May 2019 at 09:50

      i do love a jacket potato so easy and great with so many meals

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  5. Kim Carberry29 April 2019 at 15:11

    I love the sound of the Prawn Paella and the Thai Noodles!
    Happy birthday to your eldest! x

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    1. Anonymous1 May 2019 at 09:51

      the paella is such a cheat but it is easy and tasty which is perfect

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  6. Paula @ Mummy Vs Work5 May 2019 at 12:19

    Sounds delicous, i love the sound of the thai noodles!

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