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Mealplans WB 8th November 2010
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Sunday - roast chicken
monday - chicken, tomato and spinach rolls ( plus extra cheese roll for OH,) Thai curry
tuesday - as above, stir fry
wednesday - cous cous salad with olives red onion tomato and sweetcorn, ,chicken in tarragon cream
thursday - tuna pasta salad, aubergine bake and garlic bread
friday - pbj, chicken kiev (not HM:o)MFW 91 op 2014 £410/1000
MFW 91 op 2015 £4051/4000
MFW 91 op 2016 £4040/4000
MFW 91 op 2017 £812/45000 -
Just finished doing a list of my freezer contents (which don't seem to be going down) so time to do a meal plan.
Monday - [STRIKE]falafel with salad in pitta bread[/STRIKE] went to the cinema so ate out
Tuesday - chilli sausages with cheesy bean potatoes
Wednesday - macaroni/cauliflower cheese with gammon
Thursday - chilli with rice
Friday - battered fish with chips and peas
Saturday - [STRIKE]ham and leek cannelloni with garlic bread[/STRIKE] had an Asda chinese 'takeaway' at my sisters
Sunday - [STRIKE]roast pork with vegetables, stuffing balls and gravy[/STRIKE] ham and leek cannelloni with garlic breadGrocery challenge - Nov: £52/£100
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Evening all!
Right have just done a thorough check of cupboards and looked at the main recipe index and have decided on the following for suppers:
Sat 6th - Soup and crusty bread (just me at home)
Sun 7th - Pasta with tomato sauce made from over ripe toms in fridge, garlic and hoegrown basil with some HM garlic breadh -
Mon 8th - sausage, tomato and kidney bean bake casserole thing with mash
Tues 9th - beans on toast then pudding (jam roly poly I think...mmmmmm!)
Weds 10th - lamb chops with creamy pumpkin bake and roast potatoes
Thurs 11th - something on toast/leftovers
Fri 12th - Out as mum is coming to visit and it'll be her treat!
Sat 13th - jkt pots, steak and green beans
Sun 14th - Out for sunday lunch with OH and mumClearing debt to save for a simple wedding.Starting 2016 With debt of £77000 -
Sun 7th - Pasta with tomato sauce made from over ripe toms in fridge...
I watched 'food, what's in your basket' and their advice is to NOT store tomatoes in the fridge... I believe it says it on the side of the packet too. I thought I'd mention it, because then they might last longer in you leave them at room temperature!
Same thing with Eggs too!We spend money we don't have, on things that we don't need, to impress people we don't like. I don't and I'm happy!:dance: Mortgage Free Wannabe :dance:Overpayments Made: £5400 - Interest Saved: £11,550 - Months Saved: 240 -
I am joining in again - I am always popping in and out, just cannot find the motivation to do this week in, week out.
Saturday - Salmon Fillets, with Stir Fried Veg in chilli sauce and noodles
Sunday - Lunch - Roast gammon, roast pots, cauli cheese, broccoli, carrots
Hot dog rolls after the fireworks, pork and veggie sausages
Monday - SC Belly pork in BBQ sauce, colcannon, carrots, broccoli
Tuesday - Lasagne - Already made and in freezer, salad
Wednesday - Ham, egg, chips and beans
Thursday - HM Chicken kievs, new potatoes and veg
Friday - Meatballs and pasta, salad
Breakfast - cereals, toast
Lunches - salads, sandwiches, wraps, HM sausage rolls
Snacks, fruit, yoghurt, whatever I bake today:A0 -
Hi all
We stuck to last weeks plan. Here is this weeks
Breakfasts are cereal or porridge
Lunches will be sandwiches with fruit yoguart and crisps for OH, DS 14, DS 17 Niece 18 buys lunch with her earnings (not mse). I will be on HM veg soup with ryvita
Sat - Out at fire work party
Sun - Roast beef veg and yorkshires
Mon -Beef and lentil curry
Tue - Pasta with herby sausage bakks
Wed - 5 spice pork stirfry
Thur - Bolognaise
Fri - Fish and chips (HM)
Good luckI am playing all of the right notes just not necessarily in the right order
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Hi CCP
The recipe is this one: http://www.cheap-family-recipes.org.uk/recipe-breadandgingerloaf.html?opt=rall (Without the ginger and sugar batch.) Love and compassion to all x0 -
Hi CCP
The recipe is this one: http://www.cheap-family-recipes.org.uk/recipe-breadandgingerloaf.html?opt=rall (Without the ginger and sugar batch.)
Thanks, Boodle - that sounds intriguing. I'll have a go at making some tomorrow, so that will be lunches for next week sorted.
Back after a very long break!0 -
Not in any particular order.
sausages, baked potato, tomato salsa; rice pudding (our bonfire night meal)
leftover sausages turned into a sausage & bean hotpot with crumb topping, potatoes
cauliflower cheese quiche, tomatoes & green salad
chicken & vegetable curry, rice, bread
barbecued pork ribs, corn bread, salsa, sweetcorn
chicken & leek risotto
trout, rice & eggs in pastry, lemon sauce, broccoli
Shopping list (not done yet): puff pastry, lemons, broccoli, tomatoes, sweetcorn, polenta, butter, plain flour, cream, salad stuff, lunch stuff, breakfast stuffMortgage started on 22.5.09 : £129,600Overpayments to date: £3000June grocery challenge: 400/6000 -
Morning! Bit late on this one this week,
this is from memory as my plan is at home on the fridge!!!!
Mon - Carrot and coriander soup
Tue - Doner Kebab (take away secret can't wait til the weekend LOL)
Wed - Toad in the hole with cabbage
Thu - Beans on toast
Fri - Ham egg HM chips and beans
Sat - Out - might be in now.....hmm
Sun - Fish Fingers Beans Mash
Brekkie is cereal/porridge/toast
Lunches are soup/sanwiches/wraps
Snacks fruit/hm baking/yogsSep GC £235.51/£225.00
Oct GC £240.44/£225.00
Nov GC £170.76/£235.620
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