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Meal Plan Friday 5th November 2021

The sun is shining and the house is still, after half term we had a week of isolation due to our eldest, Mr MC&W and myself having covid. Today, everyone is back to school and work.

My sense of taste is still lacking as is my sense of smell but I am feeling better each day which is good.

Friday - Pizza and Salad

Saturday - Scampi, Chips and Peas. Fish Fingers for the boys.

Sunday - Cola Ham with roast potatoes, carrots and broccoli

Monday - Salmon and Noodles. The boys will have salmon and mash

BBC Good Food /chilli salmon teriyaki noodles

Tuesday - Gnocchi, Broccoli, Mushrooms and Bacon

Wednesday - Paneer Korma

BBC Good Food Paneer korma

Thursday - Chicken Kiev, New Potatoes and green vegetables




Comments

  1. Kim Carberry8 November 2021 at 17:42

    I am glad you are all feeling better now. I hope you sense of taste and smell come back soon.
    Fab meal plan. I could just eat the Cola Ham now x

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  2. Anonymous14 November 2021 at 11:10

    Glad you are feeling better. We are a week behind you and just out of isolation with Covid. I am just about getting my sense of smell back which is a relief. Hope you all are fully better?
    My kids adore cola ham. They want that for Christmas this year, and it's so easy I am happy to oblige. Thank you for linking up, lots of lovely meal ideas.

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