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Meal Plan Friday 28th May 2021

This week has flown past and the meal plan is a little late. But here we are...

Friday - Steak, chips, peas, mushrooms and peppercorn sauce for us. Ham egg and waffles for the boys.

Saturday - Fish and chips for us all

Sunday - Slow roast pork shoulder

Monday - Caesar Salad for us and tortellini for the boys.

Tuesday - Spiced Salmon for us, I am going to do a different spiced topping. Tuna fishcakes for the boys.

Delicious Magazine Dukkah salmon, fennel, courgette, herb, couscous

Wednesday - Filled croissants and Salad for us all

Delicious magazine Hot cheesy brunch croissants

Thursday - Simple easy pasta with garlic bread for us all. Slightly simpler for the boys.

BBC good food Pasta, mozzarella, mint, fresh tomato sauce



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Comments

  1. Kim Carberry31 May 2021 at 14:27

    Great meal plan. I love the sound of the spiced salmon and the filled croissants. x

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  2. Bobbing Along31 May 2021 at 20:00

    If the men in my family weren't so fussy with regards to croissants, steak fennel and courgettes then I would steal your menu for myself.

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  3. Katy S2 June 2021 at 10:26

    Ooh filled croissants sound interesting!

    Hope you're well, have a great week and thanks for linking up!

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