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Meal Plan Friday 22nd May 2020

This week coming is half term, we were meant to be going away with the boys, to enjoy a week of fun abroad. This has not helped my mood around meal planning, I was tempted to just cook chips all day and we could just snack on them hahaha. 

Friday - Steak, this a treat we are not going away. Steak with chips, mushrooms, peas and lots of peppercorn sauce. Followed by cheese a lot of cheese.This was delivered by another local farm shop, we are so lucky. The boys asked for spaghetti and cheese.

Saturday - Cheeseburger pizza from pinch of nom the boys will make their own.

Sunday - Chicken in Red wine


Monday - A box meal from Tesco and tortellini for the boys. Yup, easy meals.

Tuesday - Breaded fish, New Potatoes and Spinach 

Wednesday - Lunchtime BBQ our farm shop deliver and they do the most wonderful burgers.

Thursday - Sticky Chinese Chicken



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Comments

  1. Katy S23 May 2020 at 12:27

    Sorry about your missed holiday, I'm feeling sad too as we was due to go away on the 1st!

    Sounds like you're going to eat well though x

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  2. EmmaT24 May 2020 at 21:35

    So sad that we're all missing out on holidays. Hopefully you were able to push it back. The sticky chicken sounds nice

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  3. Kim Carberry25 May 2020 at 13:47

    Oh no! That is rotten you are missing your holiday. I hope you can re-book at a later date. You deserve all the treats with not going away.
    All of your meals sound so good. We're planning on a BBQ this week too x

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  4. Paula @ Mummy Vs Work26 May 2020 at 11:19

    That sucks not getting away, but I hope you have maanaged to get something booked to make up for it when you can fly again.

    Your meal plan sounds great this week, I'm jealous of the local farm shop, it sounds amazing!

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