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Friday 1st November 2019

The meal plan is late as I just could not get it right. This week we have my mum coming to stay for a couple of days and could I get my head around what to feed her.

 We also have one word going round our household at the moment and that is fiber, our youngest is terribly fussy with all textures which means we are constantly battling food. We are trying to find little ways to increase fiber into his diet as he likes so few foods.

 Friday - Quorn burgers for the boys we had birds eye southern style crispy chicken with avocado and salad

 Saturday - We were meant to have Charlie Bighams Lasagna but we had a power cut so had reduced priced sushi

 Sunday - Charlie Bighams Lasagna the boys are having pasta

 Monday - Gnocchi with mushrooms and broccoli form Madhouse Cookbook by Jo Pratt

 Tuesday - Sausage Pasta. We will be trying wholemeal pasta!!! not sure how that will go down.

 Wednesday - Chicken in red wine that we were meant ti have on Sunday 

 Chicken and red wine casserole

 Thursday - Smoked mackerel salad for the adults and homemade soup of butternut squash and sweet potato for the boys


Katykicker

Comments

  1. Kim Carberry4 November 2019 at 11:43

    I hope you have a lovely time with your mum and good luck with your youngest.
    Ahh! My youngest loves the reduced Sushi. I only ever buy it when it has a yellow sticker on. hehehe
    Fab meal plan x

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  2. Katy S4 November 2019 at 21:02

    I hope the wholemeal pasta goes down well! It's so hard to get a look balance for kids isn't it.

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  3. Paula @ Mummy Vs Work7 November 2019 at 07:17

    Sounds like a yummy meal plan! Hope you had a lovely few days with your mum :)

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