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MealPlans WB 24th August 2009
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I have been meal planning since the begining of the school holidays and saved loads and whilst been on hols enjoyed trying some new recipes. I don't decide rigidly to the day what we are eating but here are the next seven days - well starting tomorrow
1. Sausages with roasted potato and onion wedges
2. Hunter Chicken
3. Italian Devilled chicken
4. Pork chops cooked in Cranberry sauce and apple juice
5. Filo chicken pie
6. homemade pizza and pasta
7. Sausages served in rolls with hot onion and pepper chutney and chipsFibro-Warrior0 -
Here's ours:
Friday – HG roasted tomatoes, with HG garlic and basil, served with HM herby flatbread; HM sausages (coarse ground pork, pork and pigeon, pork, apple, Calvados and clove; HM St Clements muffins, with a lemon glaze, cheese board (Stilton, cheddar and Pont l’Eveque brought back from Normandy)
Saturday – HM pizza and salad
Sunday – smoked ham and Emethal galettes, salad, HM coleslaw
Monday – roast shoulder of Berkshire pork, HG apple sauce, HG mashed potato, HG veg; HG plum crumble
Tuesday – HM spaghetti bolognaise
Wednesday – salmon en croute, salad
Thursday – GCSE results day – taking DD out to celebrate
Friday – HG courgette and coconut curry
Saturday – quorn stir-fry, salad
There's a chocolate cake in the tin, and DS has asked to do some baking this week :T
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
thriftlady wrote: »Of course! My daughter is allergic to eggs so she won't be having one, and my sons may well choose not to -it's a case of 'who wants an egg on their hash?'
Thanks! It sounds a bit silly but I thought that the egg may have complimented the flavour of the hash in the same way that bacon makes a burger taste better!! :rotfl:Started PADdin' 13/04/09 paid £7486.66 - CC free 02/11/10
Aim for 2011 - pay off car loan £260.00 saved
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Made by God...Improved by the The Devil0 -
hey just wanted to comment on the toulouse sausage and butter bean casserole meal, i cooked this once and found it wasnt as nice as it could of been i thought it was missing something flavour wise and the sauce was very runny even after simmering it for a lifetime just thought i would give a heads up0
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hey just wanted to comment on the toulouse sausage and butter bean casserole meal, i cooked this once and found it wasnt as nice as it could of been i thought it was missing something flavour wise and the sauce was very runny even after simmering it for a lifetime just thought i would give a heads up
Thank for the warningwill add extras to the sauce
working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0 -
Penny-Pincher!! wrote: »Where's Boodle?
Aw that is so sweet - is nice to be missedLately I have been usually found dealing with an unhappy teething baby, poor little thing
She seems to have found her thumb for the moment so will see how far I get posting this week's plan before they start niggling again...
BTW, how much is thread growing! All these lovely plans for inspiration - lovely!
If we don't fancy what is the on the plan, we have something elseI do my weekly shop according to the plan, obviously, but with storecupboard essentials I can usually accomadate a swap from, say a tinned tomato-based pasta dish to a tinned tomato-based curry with rice and/or naan, or a veggie stir-fry, etc, etc... I often have something other than what is on the plan for lunch. But at least I know there is something in for each meal and don't have to go mad trying to come up with inspiration on a particularly hectic day. Oh, and my OH knows better than to come in from work to find me juggling noisy children with the phone ringing and in the middle of cleaning something whilst covered in baby sick, and ask "What's for tea, dear?"
He is most likely to hear "I don't know, what are you making?" in response...
Breakfasts
Toast with HM Strawberry Jam, HM Marmalade, or Marmite
or Branflakes with Raisins and/or Dried Figs
or Porridge with Blueberries or Raisins and/or Dried Figs
(Today DD didn't want any of these so had a bowl of grapes, strawberries, blackberries, banana and a rich tea biscuit!)
Lunches
Monday: Tuna and Sweetcorn Pasta, Roasted Veg Salad and Crunchy Leaves leftover from baby's party.
Tuesday: Probably same as Monday.
Wednesday: Mature Organic Cheddar Scones with Salad
Thursday: Kidney Bean and Sweetcorn Couscous
Friday: Peanut Butter, Mango Chutney, Onion and Baby Spinach Sandwiches on Seeded Bread
Saturday at parents' house
Sunday: Toad in the Hole (with Organic Sausages and Eggs), Veg, Steamed Potatoes and Gravy. Followed by HM Marmalade Pud with Organic Vanilla Ice Cream.
Dinners
Monday: Baked Beans on Toast with Salad
Tuesday: Grilled Smoked Mackerel and Grilled Tomatoes with Salad and Mature Organic Cheddar Scones
Wednesday: Kidney Bean and Sweetcorn Couscous
Thursday: Spaghetti Napolitana with Salad
Friday: Fish Florentine with Roasted Carrots
Saturday: HM Organic Beef Burgers in Sesame Buns with Gherkins and Salad
Sunday: Bread and Butter, Crisps, Tea and Digestives - lovely!Love and compassion to all x0 -
That's what I like best about this thread - being reminded of things I haven't made in ages. I think I'll make some cheese scones over the weekend - yum! Thanks, Boodle!Back after a very long break!0
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......Oh, and my OH knows better than to come in from work to find me juggling noisy children with the phone ringing and in the middle of cleaning something whilst covered in baby sick, and ask "What's for tea, dear?"
He is most likely to hear "I don't know, what are you making?" in response...
:beer: You go girl! :rotfl:0 -
sat: chicken casserole (chicken thighs in freezer - probably do a slow cooker something or other with lots of veg. - Much too hot so did chicken pizza melts and salad with pearl barley
sun: toady hole and veg - cooked the chicken casserole in the slow cooker for the freezer.
mon: chicken breast with pesto wrapped in bacon and veg - going to have this on Tuesday with barley stuffed peppers
tue: some fish of some sort (depends what's on offer or what inspires me) - going to have this tonight - got Marlin from Aldi.
wed: chilli wraps
thur: ? guess I'd better make my mind up soon
fri: toulouse sausage butterbean casserole http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3949/toulouse-sausage-and-butter-bean-casserole
sat: Mince bake italienne and veg
sun: possibly at a bbq
Have had a bit of a change about....working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0 -
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