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MealPlans WB 7th February
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I need to have a no spend week so apart from possibly needing a few spuds & milk/fruit we should be set for the week
Monday: Cottage pie
Tuesday: Pasta witha jar of sauce
Wednesday: Chicken fajitas
Thursday: Spag bol
Friday: Toad in the hole
Saturday: Hopefully my parents will feed us
Sunday: Roast lamb
I really need to go through my freezer to see what is lurking. It has been a few months since I have done it.New to MSE :hello:
April grocery challenge £200
March GC lost count
February GC £216/£200 :eek: (1st month)
2 Adults (one Weightwatcher :lipsrseal ), 2 Children aged 2 & 40 -
Hi All :wave:
I'm impressed with you all sticking to your meal plans - I tried it and failed miserably!
I've got a very carnivorous, very fussy, body-building 19yo son - who also won't eat left overs :mad: Drives me mad! I can make something one week and he loves it, but the next time I make it he says he doesn't like it/has gone off it GRRRR:mad:
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Hi, Im 19 too why not tell your son if he doesnt want the food you provide then he has to pay for and make his own?0 -
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This week we're having...
Monday: Kedgeree
Tuesday: Sticky pork chops & rice
Wednesday: Baked potatoes with tuna mayo
Thursday: Chicken fajitas
Friday: Out (going to see Russell Howard
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Saturday: Turkey burgers & chips
Sunday: Chicken, mash & gravy
Breakfasts: Me - fruit smoothies, OH - HM crumpets
Lunches: Me - chicken salad, OH - ham salad wrap & crisps
Trying to live a good life on little money :T0 -
Hi, Im 19 too why not tell your son if he doesnt want the food you provide then he has to pay for and make his own?looktothefuture wrote: »I have to agree on this one!I second this approach!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
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Hello folks,
Sunday is HM Lasagne, and I am looking for a recipe for a pear tart type thing as I have puff pastry needing used and plenty pears going past their best.
Monday: Fish Pie
Tuesday: Roast Chicken (this will make soup too for lunches and some meats for sandwiches)
Wednesday: Macaroni cheese
Thursday : Sausage, bacon, egg, blackpudding,
Friday: cottage pie
Baking today will be Scones, madeira loaf, gingerbread and rock buns - most will go in the freezer and be used later in the week for lunchboxes. If I have time I will make some pancakes as DGS loves these. I am also away to make yogurt as I have started having yogurt at breaktime at work so this will save a bit too. BM is on with wholemeal mix in it -things are looking well organised for a change!Every days a School day!0 -
Our food for the week looks like this:
monday - fish curry with rice
tuesday - chicken fajitas
wednesday - chicken chips and beans (OH) beans on toast (me)
thursday - pizza (OH), soup (me)
friday - spag bolBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Personal Finance Blogger + YouTuber / In pursuit of FIRE
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Right.
Monday L -WW Pita bread with lettuce & turkey pastrami, WW cookies, banana, grapes and strawberries
D - Sausages with jacket potatoes and beans
Tuesday - L - Pasta snack pot thingy with WW biscuit and various fruits
D - Beef Stew with boiled potatoes
Wednesday - L - HM lentil soup and fruits
D - Balsamic Glazed chicken with potato slices
Thursday - L - HM soup and fruits
D - HM lamb kebabs with WW pitas and salad
Friday - L - HM soup and fruits
D - Prawn Noodle stir fry
Saturday - Steak and HM chips with Chilli Chocolate sorbet for afters
Sunday - Belly of pork and veggies.Annual Grocery Budget £364.00/£1500
Debt payments 2012 £433.270 -
Ooooo I like this thread - am desperate to stay on track and save money plus there's some great ideas!!
Sunday 6th - Roast Chicken, Potatoes and Veg
Monday -Chilli (minced beef) and rice
Wednesday - Kids eating out, Me- Pasta and HM tomato sauce OH - Kiev and Jkt
Thurs - Gammon and split pea stew and garlic bread
Friday - SC curry (brisket), rice and naan breads
Saturday - HM Pizza and garlic dough balls
Sunday - Cottage Pie
Kids puds - yogurt or fruit
lunches - all kids have school dinners, HM Soup and Sandwich or noodles for whoever is left!!
May make some cakes to liven things up if I can muster the energy :T
I forgot to put Tuesday in!!! Anyway, it's fish pie!!#118 DFW Debt freely Christmas 2012 Challenge0 -
Another week!
Sat - mushroom risotto
Sun - pizza and chips
Mon - oriental noodles with broccoli and carrots - DD out early and I'm out late
Tues - vegetable tagine
Weds - lenten bake
Thurs - roast butternut squash in the hole with onion gravy and potato and neep mash.
Fri - vegetable korma.
Breakfasts - mostly porridge, boiled eggs one day. This week we also had scrambled eggs on toast one day and this morning, sausages, beans and mushrooms which was really nice so that kind of inspiration may hit this week too.
Talking about inspiration, I must get organised about puddings - still not.
Lunches - left overs, wraps and sarnies. Have a large weetabix cake at the ready to keep DS & DD from chewing on the furniture."A thousand candles can be lit from a single candle without shortening the life of that candle."
I still am Puddleglum - phew!0
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