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MealPlans WB 27th Sept 2010

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Hi Guys!

Hope all is well with everyone.

This week we're having:

Mon-Toad In Hole, Mash, Cabbage & Peas
Tues-Quiche, New Pots & Mixed Salad
Wed-Chilli & Rice with Taco's and Mixed Salad
Thurs-Fishfingers, Mash & Beans
Fri-Egg, Chips & B&B
Sat-Lamb, Roasties, Mash, Yorkies, Cabbage & Peas
Sun-Spicy Spagbol & Mixed Salad

Really need to get OH to do an inventory of the freezer as I havent a clue whats at the bottom:o

Have a good week.

PP
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  • Hi All.

    Thanks Pen Pin for starting the thread.

    This week we are having:

    Thurs: Seafood Pasta
    Fri: Chicken Biriyani
    Sat: At a Wedding
    Sun: Afternoon Snack: Fish Finger Sandwiches Tea: Eat at DH's Parents
    Mon: Beef & Mushroom Stroganoff & Jacket Pots
    Tues: Parmesan Pork Chops with Courgette and Mushroom Pasta
    Wed: Garlic Roast Lamb, Roasties and Veg

    Will make some extra muffins on Friday when I do a bake for a fundraiser on Saturday for our sweet treats in the week.

    Have a good week all.

    A

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  • elf06
    elf06 Posts: 1,547 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Yes thanks Pen Pin

    This week is a damage limitation excersice for my GC so will be eating mostly what is in and will look like this.............

    MONDAY
    LUNCH - At work (cheese salad wrap)
    DINNER - SC pork chop in apple sauce with mash and veg

    TUESDAY
    LUNCH - Hot dogs
    DINNER - Cheese Pie and veg

    WEDNESDAY
    LUNCH - San Choi Bao
    DINNER - Fish, pots and veg

    THURSDAY
    LUNCH - soup and sandwich
    DINNER - Mince meat plate pie and veg

    FRIDAY
    LUNCH - at work (stuffed peppers)
    DINNER - Either chilli nachos or chilli tortilla's

    Oh dear its a little heavy on the red meat this week but I reckon over the month it prob works out ok :o
    Breakfasts as always will be toast, cereal or fruit and puds will be rice pud or parkin.
    Emma :dance:

    Aug GC - £88.17/£130
    NSD - target 18 days, so far 5!!
  • CCP
    CCP Posts: 5,062 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    It can't really be Thursday again already, can it? :huh:

    I'm doing storecupboard challenge at the moment so I've got some slightly odd concoctions this week:

    Friday - tinned mackerel, sweetcorn and onion pizza with salad
    Saturday - pork chop in honey-chilli marinade (a freebie I got weeks ago and haven't got round to using), with sweetcorn fritters and roast butternut squash
    Sunday - ham and lentil soup with HM bread (possibly cheese and onion as I've got a load of cheese at the moment)

    Monday - king prawn and veg stirfry with egg fried rice and mini spring rolls
    Tuesday - spicy veg and peanut butter stew with naan bread
    Wednesday - pasta with spicy sausage and tomato sauce
    Thursday - salmon en croute with glazed carrots and HM chips

    I might try and make a cake / pudding at some point - probably blackberry or damson-based to use up some of the fruit in the freezer. I'll have to go and hunt out some recipes...
    Back after a very long break!
  • Hi everyone,

    Thanks for starting the thread Pen Pin :) We haven't really been that good this week, well would have been OK bar the blip tuesday when we had a curry... But then OH was out weds and tonight and I didn't get to have my yummy burgers last night :( BOO!

    So-the hope for the next week is:

    Mon-Beef stew and mash, cabbage
    Tu-Retro turkey curry and rice (or maybe chip shop chips! depends on the day)
    We-Mushroom pearl barley risotto (this is new, and an experiment. Now if only I could remember where the recipe was from!)
    Th-tomato and mozarella pasta bake, salad.
    Fr-Smoked haddock chowder
    Sa-BBQ burgers and chips or corn on the cob
    Su-Roast shoulder of lamb, roast spuds and carrots cauli cheese.

    Am sure will change as usual. but hopefully not too much!
  • Billie-jo
    Billie-jo Posts: 1,221 Forumite
    Can I join in again please, was snowed under with work and family things then we went away so havent been about for a few weeks.

    Am trying to use some things out of freezer and have done fairly well over the last few days with this. Days marked with *** are using freezer items.

    THU - Liver, onions & mash
    FRI - Chicken but not sure what with yet (chicken ***)
    SAT - Soup & sand whiches
    SUN - Roast lamb, veg & potatoes
    MON -Pork Steak, pasta & salad (pork ***)
    TUE - Mince filled pasta tubes with a sauce & salad (mince ***)
    WED -Fish cakes ***
    THU - Chilli & rice (meat ***)

    Going to make a ginger cake in the week and maybe some biscuits if the grand children come for tea one night.
    MARCH £62.38/250
  • CCP
    CCP Posts: 5,062 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    We-Mushroom pearl barley risotto (this is new, and an experiment. Now if only I could remember where the recipe was from!)

    There's a recipe like this in this month's delicious magazine - is that the one your were thinking of? Either way, I'd be very interested to know what pearl barley is like in a risotto - I've only ever had it in stews and would love to know there's another good use for the stuff. :)
    Back after a very long break!
  • Fruball
    Fruball Posts: 5,739 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    I have saved a FORTUNE by following your examples and mealplanning! Shopping takes half the time and I actually come home with stuff to make 6/7 main meals, lunches, breakfast and snacks instead of a full trolley of 'nothing to make a meal!'

    1 adult, 2 little ones

    OK, this weeks plan (Fri - Fri) goes like this but is always subject to change :D

    Friday - Gammon, new pots, peas and hm parsley sauce
    Sat - Out with friends
    Sun - Smoked mackerel with new pots and lots of veggies
    Mon - HM Burgers
    Tues - Spag bol with LO mince bulked out with oats and lentils :D
    Wed - Carbonara (with LO gammon)
    Thurs - fish fingers, chips, beans and peas

    Breakfast will be toast/cereal/omelette
    Lunches will be rice cakes with cheese/sandwiches with LO gammon/hm smoked mackerel pate/hm soup from freezer
    Snacks will be fruit and whatever I bake this week - got 2 nearly black bananas so guess what I am making :D
    Puds will be (for kids not me) icecream/fruit/angel delight/yoghurt



    My shopping list for the whole of this week will be
    Gammon
    new pots
    baked beans
    carrots
    onions
    mackerel
    value cream cheese
    fruit
    brocolli
    oxo
    tom puree
    parsley
    milk
    cheese

    Everything else is here in freezer or cupboards so I can buy extras for the storecupboard for when we get snowed in :eek: (oh and some yummy hot choc as i promised the little ones that they can have hot choc before school on chilly days :D)
  • mum2b
    mum2b Posts: 79 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10 Posts Combo Breaker
    only 1/2 planned so far
    Mon - Parsnip soup
    Tue - JP Tuna salad
    Wed - Beans on toast
    Thu - Waffles/burgers/using up the last of freezer stuff before food shop comes!
    Fri - Sat - Sun not a clue yet! One night will be Take-away, one will involve mince and the other chicken......lol!
    Sep GC £235.51/£225.00
    Oct GC £240.44/£225.00
    Nov GC £170.76/£235.62
  • Still trying to use up as much store cupboard and freezer items to keep the grocery shop low.

    Mon: Tuna pasta bake
    Tues: Fish pie w/ peas and broccoli
    Weds: Freezer surprise
    Thurs: Quorn Chili & rice
    Fri: HM Burgers & chips
    Sat: Borowors, mash and onion gravy
    Sun: Roast chicken dinner and trimmings

    The only thing to add to shopping list is some Quorn mince and possibly some smoked salmon scraps to round out the fish pie.

    Has anyone seen any frozen Quorn mince deals anywhere at the mo?
    DFW Nerd 941 Proud to be dealing with my debt
    August GC £0/£300

  • wssla00
    wssla00 Posts: 1,875 Forumite
    Thanks PP for getting this set up :) here are mine:

    Thursday: Asian chicken noodle broth and banana puff pastry for desert
    Friday: Steak and chunky chips with a peppercorn sauce
    Saturday: Away
    Sunday: Steak and ale stew with mash potato
    Monday: Chicken and leek stroganoff with rice
    Tuesday: Lasagna and chips
    Wednesday: Egg sausage chips and beans

    Lunches this week will be: Chicken and leek soup, sausage sandwiches and puff pastry spinach and blue cheese tart

    Have a good week all :)
    Feb GC: £200 Spent: £190.79
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