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Meal Plan Friday 5th July 2019

We have had the most gorgeous sunshine for a week now and it has really lifted our spirits. The wedding was stunning. We could not face the chili yesterday so had a tuna salad. We have a few new meals this week and can not wait to see how they turn out.

 Friday - Spiced Halloumi and pineapple burgers. The boys hate halloumi so will have sqorn chicken style burgers with salad.

 Spiced halloumi pineapple burger zingy slaw

 Saturday - Mr MC&W is playing golf so spag bol which is easy to prepare and keep warm

 Sunday - Crunchy Pesto and mozzarella baked mushrooms with new potato's and salad. The boys will have jackets as they did not have this on Thursday.

 Crunchy pesto and mozzarella baked mushrooms

 Monday - I love Taleggio cheese well i love most cheese and this sounds lovely. I will use puff pastry and the boys will have tuna puff pastry tarts and salad

 Potato taleggio and spinach tart

 Tuesday - Tortellini with pesto and broccoli - The boys have a school play 6 - 8 so we have to manage food for them and us around this so need quick and simple food.

 Tortellini with pesto and broccoli

 Wednesday - Garden Salmon Salad the boys want to try salmon so we are going to try them with this 

 garden salmon salad

 Thursday - The play is on again so we are trying pulled chicken in the slow cooker

 Slow cooker pulled chicken


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  1. Anne6 July 2019 at 15:11

    I've had an halloumi burger in a restaurant but not tried making them myself. Maybe I should. I love the look of that tortellini recipe.
    #mealplanninglinky

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    1. Anonymous6 July 2019 at 16:47

      we had it yesterday and it was really really good x

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  2. A Strong Coffee7 July 2019 at 17:41

    Those mushrooms sound fantastic - I am the only one that eats them so don't make them often, Might buy myself some this week

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  3. Catherine Lewis8 July 2019 at 06:51

    The crunchy pesto and mozzarella baked mushrooms sound divine! Lovely meal plan.

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  4. Becky Wilkinson8 July 2019 at 11:36

    The halloumi burgers sound soooo sooo good!

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  5. Katy S8 July 2019 at 16:11

    Sounds like you're going to have an absolutely delicious week! Thanks for linking up x

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  6. Kim Carberry8 July 2019 at 20:20

    The weather has been lovely hasn't it!
    Great meal plan! I love the sound of the Spiced halloumi pineapple burger zingy slaw x

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  7. Charlotte11 July 2019 at 12:05

    Them mushrooms sound amazing I might have to make them in the next couple of weeks. For sure you do have some nice sounding meals.

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