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Meal Plan Friday 21st June 2019

Another week has passed, not sure where it went. It was a week of trying to stay dry during the school run and keep the tumble dryer continually going. Just what you want for June. The hospital apt was a real success which ended the week on a high.

 The cod with bacon and lettuce was just lovely and we will definitely be having this one again.

 Friday- Scampi and Chips the boys will have battered fish and chips

 Saturday - Curry thanks to Charlie Bigham the boys are having taco Saturday as they did not have it last week

 Sunday - BBQ no matter what the weather

 Monday - Greek Style Roast Fish, this is a new dish. The boys will have omelette's and salad.

 Greek style roast fish

 Tuesday - Chicken, Mozzarella and pesto parcels. I will do these with puff pastry and the boys will have puff pastry tuna slices

 Chicken mozzarella pesto filo parcels

 Wednesday - Tomato and Chorizo Rice. I will do this for the boys but only a small amount of chorizo.

 Tomato chorizo rice

 Thursday - Bacon, Mushroom and pesto pasta for us all.

 Bacon and mushroom pasta


Katykicker

Comments

  1. Becky Wilkinson22 June 2019 at 08:35

    The chicken parcels sound soo soooooo good!

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  2. Anne22 June 2019 at 14:45

    The chicken parcels sound nice, I do love chicken with mozzeralla. I hope the BBQ goes well, it's the perfect weather here today for one but I have a curry in the slow cooker...I suppose we could dine alfresco! Scampi and chips is my go to meal.

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  3. joleisa22 June 2019 at 20:10

    Sending good wishes for lovely BBQ weather on Sunday. I would also love to check out that Greek fish dish and give it a g one of these days.
    Thanks for sharing lovely meal ideas again.

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  4. A Strong Coffee23 June 2019 at 14:24

    The parcels sound lovely - all my husbands favourites

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  5. Life Of An Auntie24 June 2019 at 11:08

    Great meal plan. Hope your BBQ went as planned, we have got one in a few weeks for our little boys 2nd Birthday x

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  6. Katy S24 June 2019 at 19:07

    Sounds like a delicious week! Thanks for linking up, as always, and I hope this week is a great one for us both!

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  7. Kim Carberry24 June 2019 at 19:52

    Scampi & Chips is my favourite ever meal.
    The Charlie Bigham curries are so good.
    It sounds like you have a tasty week of meals planned x

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  8. Catherine Lewis27 June 2019 at 20:16

    Oh, the Greek Style Roast Fish sounds lovely - thanks for linking to the recipe - I will be giving that a try very soon, I think. xxx

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