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Meal Plan Friday 16th August 2019

Well it has been another cold old week, I had to put the heating on!! I am not sure if it is just me but meal planning is not easy at the moment. We want summer foods but the weather is making me crave autumn slow cooker meals. This week is meant to be a little better so we shall see.

 A lot of the meals I link to below the description.

 Friday - Chinese sticky chicken. This is based on the link below but I do it in one pot and on the hob

 Sticky chinese chicken traybake

 Saturday - I have brought in a Charlie Bighmas Lasanga. The boys are having omelette's, chips and salad

 Sunday - Paella but its not me cooking it is my sister in law and picnic bits for the boys.

 Monday - Ready meal as we are watching Avengers Endgame we have managed to see no spoilers and can not wait. We even have a projector and big screen now. The boys will have quorn nuggets, mash, beans and broccoli

 Tuesday - Pasta shells with smoked salmon, Courgette and yellow peppers this is from Gino's Healthy Italian and sounds lovely. The boys will have pasta but with peppers and cheese and ham

Wednesday - Mango chicken, bean and rice bake. A lady said in the comments she used coconut milk so I will try that and do a curry for the boys.

 Mango chicken bean and rice bake

 Thursday - Spicy Ratatouille again from Gion's Healthy Italian I love this book. The boys will have tomato soup and crusty bread.



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Comments

  1. Becky Wilkinson17 August 2019 at 20:40

    ohhh that sticky chinese tray bake looks delicious! Have a fab week :)

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  2. Katy S19 August 2019 at 12:27

    Really hope you enjoy your film night - sounds great! x

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  3. Kim Carberry19 August 2019 at 20:15

    The weather has been rubbish hasn't it! bring back the sunshine.
    I love the sound of the Sticky chinese chicken traybake. I could see my family liking that.
    Enjoy Avengers End game. It is a fab film!

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