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Meal Plan Friday 28th January 2022

 January has gone really slowly yet flown by all at the same time. Covid has hit us again with the middle one testing positive. He is fine but now it is a bit of a waiting game to see if we all get it.

Friday - Fish, Chips and Peas

Saturday - Cheeseburger Pizza from Pinch of Nom

Sunday - Roast Chicken

Monday - Sausage Casserole with jackets

Tuesday - Salmon, Lentils and Beetroot. The boys will have paella

BBC good food Mustardy Salmon Beetroot & lentils

Wednesday - Chicken Curry for us all. Out of a jar hahaha

Thursday - Mixed Bean Fajita Pie. Lots of beans and veggies with tortillas it is real comfort food. Boys will have tortellini




Comments

  1. Kim Carberry31 January 2022 at 19:34

    Oh no! I hope your son is still feeling OK and you all stay negative.
    Great meal plan. I think my lot would love the Cheeseburger Pizza but I love the sound of the Salmon, Lentils and Beetroot. x

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  2. Charlotte3 February 2022 at 12:03

    Hope your son is feeling OK still and you all don't come down with it. This is a great meal plan love the sound of the Enchilada Pie can see it been something we make here

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  3. Karen Reekie7 February 2022 at 20:18

    I hope you are all ok and the rest of you didn't get Covid? Thanks for joining Meal Plan Monday. I find curry out of a jar super handy sometimes too and such an easy dinner.

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