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Meal Plan Friday 21st February 2020

We had a week of meal planning as we went to centre parcs for the half term, which was just what we all needed.

 Now we are back to meal planning and school with a bit of a bump.

 Friday - Fish (from the freezer), new potatoes and Peas the boys will have one last treat McDonald's

 Saturday - Spag Bol nice and easy

 Sunday - Roast chicken, roast potatoes, carrots and some type of green veggies form the freezer.

 Monday - Leftover chicken with noodles Thai style, made up as have lots of veggies.

 Tuesday - Savoury and Sweet pancakes - making up the savoury so we shall see

 Wednesday - Salmon with beetroot and lentils. Tortellini for the boys.

 Mustardy salmon and beetroot and lentils

 Thursday - Jackets with beans and cheese foe the boys and homemade baked beans for us.



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Comments

  1. Kim Carberry24 February 2020 at 20:06

    I bet it is a bit of a shock to return to a routine after having a week at Centre parcs.
    Great meal plan. I am going to try my two with savoury pancakes but I think they will turn their noses up at them and just want the sweet one's.

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  2. Katy S25 February 2020 at 14:06

    Sounds like you've got some nice meals planned. Glad you have had a nice trip to CP x

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  3. Catherine Lewis27 February 2020 at 09:47

    Lovely sounding meal plan - I really like the sound of the salmon with beetroot and lentils. Glad you had a lovely break at Center Parcs - it's never nice coming back home though, is it?

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  4. My Money Cottage27 February 2020 at 11:52

    It seems like such a long time since half term already! I love your meal plan and that you're saving leftovers for the next day, I'm trying to do more of that at the moment.

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