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MealPlans WB 9th February 2009
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Right, have had a bad back since last Sunday but still managed not to buy any takeaways etc! was very pleased that one portion of spag bol became "delicious"( in OHs words) chilli con carne. There must have been about 50 g of mince left in it!!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
This weeks choices therefore will be:
Sweet and sour chicken with noodles
chicken and mushroom pie
fish pie made from cod in parsley sauce from the freezer and mash
shepherds pie
chilli con carne
potato waffles, eggs and beans
tonight is HM pizza with salad
As usual, lentils and hidden veg wherever possible! :rotfl:There are times when parenthood seems nothing but feeding the mouth that bites you Peter De VriesDebt free by 40 (27/11/2016)0 -
Rubber chicken week for us this week, free range 1.5kg whoopsie for £2.45!
Sunday: Sausage Sandwich BrunchDebt busting! Jan 2014 £7632.50 £7445.80
Belly busting! Jan 2014 12st 2lb 11st 11lb0 -
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Sunday: Sausage sandwich brunch
Roast chicken dinner
Monday: Chicken & veg pie
Tuesday: Chicken soup & HM rolls
Wednesday: Spag bol & hm garlic bread
Thursday: HM Fish & chips
Friday: Toad in the hole & mash
Saturday: Ham and cheese toasties
HM pizzasDebt busting! Jan 2014 £7632.50 £7445.80
Belly busting! Jan 2014 12st 2lb 11st 11lb0 -
Hi, don't normally post on here very much, but had a few weeks of not doing much planning due to illness so I seem to have ended up with cupboards and freezer of random stuff!, so now trying to get back in to it, so thought I would post! I've done my plan for the next 3 weeks and bought everything I needed today, here is my plan for next week:-
Mon - HM cheese and onion pie (from freezer), mushy peas, mash
Tues -HM Chilli (from freezer) and rice
Wed - BIB fish in sauce, potato, frozen green beans
Thurs - HM leek and potato soup, herby butter pitta bread
Fri - Spag bol ( will cook a big batch on Fri)
Sat - Tapas for our "valentines meal" - not exactly sure what yet - will have to buy a few extra ingredients for this, but cheaper than eating out!
Sun - Mushroom, peppers and cheese omlette, jacket sweet potato
Desserts if fancy:- jelly &icecream/angel delight/fruit smoothies/ yoghurts/fruit & icecream
Breakfasts:- Mixture of shreddies, HM smoothies , and porridge
Lunches :- Mixture of sandwiches, HM l&p soup, mozzarella/pasta/veg salad0 -
This might sound like a daft question, but I'm new to this so happy to sound daft!
How do you come up with your meal plans?
That first comment made me smile
Some time ago I made a list of what I have in my cupboards and frezer. I keep this updated. At the beginning of the week, I look at that and see what we have that needs using, and then add to that what I need to buy.
I then keep a running Word document with my meal plans for a couple of weeks ahead, and add recipes I'd like to try to the top of that.
angelnikki's plans are always worth a look - she colour codes her so that she has a mix of veggie, mince, fish, etc meals - so it's really well balanced. I've pinched loads of recipes from her, too!
Hope that makes sense, Penny, x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
As a newbie to the OS boards, I've just started planning my meals for the week; hopefully posting in this thread will encourage me to stick with it! :j
Sunday:
Sausage Squish Squash (sausages roasted with butternut squash and baby toms in a cream, chilli and white wine sauce) and rice
Monday:
Oyster Sauce Chicken Stir-fry for the DBF as I'm out for friend's b-day
Tuesday:
Oyster Sauce Chicken Stir-fry for me as DBF is playing a gig
Wednesday:
Homemade Pizza
Thursday:
Homemade Carrot and Coriander Soup followed by Apple Crumble and custard
Friday:
Pollack Fillet, Couscous, Ratatouille
Saturday:
Beef Chilli and Rice0 -
Saturday:
Beef stew
Sunday:
Gammon with pineapple and potato/celeriac rosti
frozen raspberry tiramisu
Monday:
chicken curry, made with quark
Tuesday:
caribbean meatballs with cous cous
Wednesday:
chicken and mushroom hot pot
Thursday:
tuna steaks with roasted veg
Friday:
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Sausage Squish Squash (sausages roasted with butternut squash and baby toms in a cream, chilli and white wine sauce) and rice
this sounds lovely
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Saturday: Jacket potatoes with cheese, coleslaw and beans
Sunday: Roast chicken,roast potatoes, leeks, brussels and gravy
Monday: Chicken casserole and mash
Tuesday:Tempura cod,chips,mushy peas and tartare sauce
Wednesday: Spagbol
Thursday:Breaded chicken, potato wedges, beans and coleslaw
Friday: Buffet tea as its my daughters 10th birthday party0 -
Well it's a veggie dish "butterbean and leek bake" that I just serve with smoked pork sausage - but think any sausages would go well.
It's a good food weight watchers one... Serves 2
Heat oven to 190C or 170C fan oven.
Spray low fat oil on a non stick pan. Add leeks and add 3 tbsp of stock, cover pan and cook for 4 mins or until tender. (says 250g leeks but I didn't bother weighing them)
Meanwhile tear up one med slice of bread and whizz into crumbs. Mix with 40g grated half fat cheese.
Add tin of drained butterbeans to the leeks. Then add 2 tsp wholegrain mustard, approx 150ml stock and season. Stir. Tip into baking dish. Cover with cheesy crumbs and bake for 15 mins till crisp.
It's lovely and apparently 3 WW points per serving if anyone wants to know what it saysObviously adding sausages changes that somewhat :rotfl:
OH wants more cheesy crumb topping next time
Many thanks. I was looking for a recipe to use up butterbeans and have leeks in the fridge.0
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