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Meal Plan Friday 10th May 2019

We survived the birthday weekend and all the food was a massive success so I gave myself a big high five. The weather has been so cold that it is hard to be thinking about more summery meals at the moment.

 Friday - Pizza for the boys. We are having smoked mackerel salad with beetroot, roasted new potatoes  and salad leaves with a horseradish dressing. I love this meal its just comfort food.

 Saturday - Beef burgers and chips. These burgers are from our local farm shop and are amazing.

 Sunday - French Style Chicken this is another comfort meal it is so easy but full of taste, served with roasted mini potatoes.

 Fench style chicken with peas and bacon

 Monday - Pasta with peas and bacon this is an Ainsley Harriet Meal and it is simple and easy. It will also use up the creme fraishe from yesterday

 Tuesday - One of the other lovely meal planning bloggers had the fish in a Mediterranean sauce we have not had this in ages so will have with rice and roasted medd veg. The boys will have fish with mash and peas

 Wednesday - Jacket potatoes with beans and cheese for the boys and Boston beans for us I found this recipe

 Boston baked beans

 Thursday -  I found this idea Quorn southern fried burger wraps we will have with some loaded nachos

 Southern fried-chicken-burger-wrap 



Katykicker

Comments

  1. joleisa10 May 2019 at 17:36

    I like that your meals are so varied. The sound of that fish dish takes the cake for me this week.
    Glad you survived all the party food prep so high five from us here too!
    Looking forward to seeing what next week brings.

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  2. Mybestcrazylife13 May 2019 at 09:41

    I love smoked mackerel too! It's quick and easy, tasty and a really affordable way to buy fish. That will probably be on my menu soon! Thanx for the reminder!
    Tx

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  3. Kim Carberry13 May 2019 at 12:18

    The birthday weekend sounds great. We are back to having the sunshine here. I wish the weather would make it's mind up!
    All of your meals sound so good! I love the sound of the Boston baked beans x

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