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Meal Plan Friday 7th February 2020

We are on the count down to half term now one week to go and we have an inset day on Friday. Can not wait not to have to rush around in the morning for a week.

Last weeks meal plan was a real success the mango salmon was delicious as was the cauliflower curry with egg.

 Meal plan Friday 31st January 2020

We have more comfort food this week as it is still winter and cold and needing comfort food.

Friday - Tortellini for the boys. We are having a smoked mackerel salad with roasted potatoes, beetroot and horseradish dressing. I love this meal and not had it in ages, more comfort food.

Saturday - Nandos as a treat

Sunday - Meatballs for us all.

Monday - Ham, egg and chips for us all.

Tuesday - Smoked salmon and Celeriac Dauphiniose. Going to try this with ham for the boys.

 Smoked salmon and celeriac dauphinoise

 Wednesday - Quorn burgers and wedges for us all.

 Thursday - Oven baked mushroom risotto, based roughly on this one. Pasta for the boys as they are not fans of rice.

 Oven baked porcini and thyme risotto




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  1. Katy S7 February 2020 at 18:27

    So glad to hear that the meal planning is going so well for you! This weeks meal plan sounds delicious too. Thanks for linking up!

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  2. Anne8 February 2020 at 15:47

    That's a delicious sounding menu. I most definitely need to make a risotto soon, mushroom is my favourite.

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine9 February 2020 at 16:31

      i can not believe how long it has been since we had it and it is such a lovely meal

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  3. A Strong Coffee9 February 2020 at 16:09

    Oh the mango salmon sounds delicious!

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine9 February 2020 at 16:30

      it was really really good will be doing again for sure

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  4. Kim Carberry10 February 2020 at 08:52

    I am looking forward to half term too! I can't wait for a break from the routine. Comfort food is needed at this time of year. Ham, egg and chips is such a simple meal but so good! x

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    1. Mud, Cakes and Wine10 February 2020 at 09:57

      it is the best and then the leftovers do not last long x

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  5. Cheryl Pasquier12 February 2020 at 16:57

    Yay, an extra day off school with the inset day ! I've obviously been missing out on cooked celeriac - for all these years living in France, I've eaten it raw and grated, in celery remoulade, but never thought about cooking it. That's two menu plans with cooked celeriac - I need to investigate !

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  6. Catherine Lewis13 February 2020 at 09:59

    Oh, the oven baked risotto sounds heavenly - I've saved the link and will definitely try it soon.

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  7. Jayne13 February 2020 at 20:28

    Meatballs are the perfect comfort food! I sometimes add cheese inside ours for a treat :)

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