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Meal Plan Friday 5th April 2019

We are back, last week was just a little crazy and I had no time to write up the meal plan. But things are more back to normal now

 Friday - Warm Smoked Mackerel Salad this is with beetroot, roasted new potatoes and is s real comfort meal. Boys will have pasta

 Saturday - Chili in the slow cooker

 Sunday - Chicken Marengo with jacket potatoes and spinach

 Chicken marengo

Monday  - Tortellini with pesto and broccoli

 Tortellini with pesto and broccoli

 Tuesday - Tuna Melt Potato Wedges. Boys will have tomato soup.

 Tuna melt potato wedges

 Wednesday - Gammon, Egg and Chips

 Thursday - Chicken, Mozzarella and pesto parcels. Boys will have tuna tarts.

Chicken, mozzarella, pesto filo-parcels
Katykicker

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  1. Katy S8 April 2019 at 08:20

    Welcome back and I hope things are settling down for you now!

    Your weeks meal plan sounds delicious - especially the chicken marengo!

    Have a great week x

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  2. Paula @ Mummy Vs Work8 April 2019 at 10:58

    Sounds yummy! I need to give those chicken parcels a try, they look delicious!

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  3. Kim Carberry8 April 2019 at 19:24

    I'm glad things have calmed down a bit now. All of your meals sound so good x

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  4. Charlotte11 April 2019 at 11:45

    I am glad to see things have calmed down so much. You for sure do have a nice meal plan again this week x

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