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Meal Plan Friday 1st October 2021

 It has been so long since I have written up the weekly meal plan. But I really missed doing it and am thrilled to be back.

Today is a cold, grey and wet day needing some comfort food for the next couple of days.


Friday - Scampi, Chips and Peas. Fish fingers for the boys.

Saturday - Lasanga for us all. M&S do a really nice family one. With salad and garlic bread.

Sunday - Cola Gammon with roast potatoes, carrots, broccoli 

Monday - Chicken and Spinach Alfredo. Without the spinach for the boys. I have found this recipe but going to see if I can make it a little simpler and easier to prepare.

BBC Good Food Chicken spinach bacon alfredo pasta bake

Tuesday - Slow Cooker Beef Bourguignon I am going to try the boys on this.

BBC Good Food Slow cooker beef bourguignon

Wednesday - Dominoes as it is our middle little boys 10th birthday

Thursday - Aubergine and halloumi bake I will add some peppers and serve with couscous. Tomato soup and baguettes for the boys.

BBC Good Food Aubergine halloumi harissa skillet bake



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  1. Katy S2 October 2021 at 13:41

    Sounds like an absolutely delicious week! Thanks for linking up too x

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  2. Kim Carberry2 October 2021 at 19:57

    I am not liking this rubbish weather, it makes me want to just sit under a blanket and eat. lol
    Fab meal plan. I love the sound of the Cola Gammon and the Beef Bourguignon. Happy birthday to your boy x

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