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Meal Plans 4th March 2007

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  • astroelle
    astroelle Posts: 74 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Sunday: Slow cooker Whole Chicken with trimmings
    Monday: Leftover Chicken stirfry and make stock.
    Tuesday: Rabbit in white wine recipe from s/c thread
    Wednesday: Aubergine and potato bake, 4 aubergines for a £1
    Thursday: Cheat's Mackerel kedgeree
    Friday:Beef and broccoli in oyster sauce with noodles
    Saturday Pan fried salmon, sauteed potatoes and fresh veg
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  • FunkyFairy
    FunkyFairy Posts: 872 Forumite
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    Oks here goes mine

    Sunday - Roast pork loin, Roast pots, Carrots, Yorks, Stuffing and Sweetcorn.

    Monday - HM veg soup and HM bread rolls

    Tuesday - HM shepards pie

    Weds - Mexican night. Tacos etc...

    Thursday - Sausages, Mash, Gravy, Carrots and sweetcorn

    Friday - HM Chicken casarole with loads of veg

    Sat - At mother in Laws

    Have made the plan to use up things in freezer as it needs a defrost.
  • Bambywamby wrote:
    Reading all these menus is making me sooooo hungry...

    My menu this week is as follows -

    Sunday - Savoury beef, Yorkshire pudding, creamed potato, carrots, sweetcorn and garden peas. With gravy.
    Bananas and custard.

    Monday - Tuna and salmon fish pie with spinach, grilled mushrooms and tomatos.
    Butterscotch pudding.

    Tuesday - Baked potato with savoury beef left overs from Suday and salad.
    Frozen yoghurt and rasberry sauce.

    Wednesday - Quorn lasagne with roasted spanish veg.
    Fresh fruit salad and icecream.


    Thursday - Chicken Korma, with rice and herby pitta breads.
    Fresh fruit.

    Friday - Home made tomato and basil soup, with dash of fresh cream.
    Home made garlic bread.
    Chocolate mousse.

    Saturday - Chicken sweet and sour (homemade) with home made oven chips and rice.
    Bananas and left over cream from yesterday.

    Please could I ask how you make your tomato and basil soup its one of my favorites but never managed to make my own. Thanks
  • HappyIdiotTalk
    HappyIdiotTalk Posts: 1,443 Forumite
    The recipe I use is like this one - about half way down - tinned tuna fishcakes. I also use salmon or crab, instead.

    If they're greasy, it may be because your oil isn't hot enough. Don't use much, but make sure your pan is really hot before putting the fish cake in.

    HTH, Penny. x

    See this is the problem I always have, getting the tempreature right. How do you choose how hot something is. There appears to be a fine line between too hot and not hot enough. I've been cooking for about 10 years now and I'm still non the wiser!

    When I lived in Derby we did cooking in school and I loved it. Then we moved to Birmingham and I had to go into an all boys school and do wood work and metal work... Complete waste of time with me. I'd have loved to have carried on cooking, I loved it, and it'd given me a real life skill. Oh well.

    PS. I'm not gay!
    SIMPLE SIMON - Met a pie man going to the fair. Said Simple Simon to the pie man, "What have you got there?" Said the pie man unto Simon, "Pies, you simpleton!"
  • Penelope_Penguin
    Penelope_Penguin Posts: 17,242 Forumite
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    See this is the problem I always have, getting the tempreature right. How do you choose how hot something is. There appears to be a fine line between too hot and not hot enough. I've been cooking for about 10 years now and I'm still non the wiser!

    When I lived in Derby we did cooking in school and I loved it. Then we moved to Birmingham and I had to go into an all boys school and do wood work and metal work... Complete waste of time with me. I'd have loved to have carried on cooking, I loved it, and it'd given me a real life skill. Oh well.

    PS. I'm not gay!

    Take your frying pan, put in enough oil to just cover the base of the pan. Put it on a medium heat. After a minute or so, add a small cube of bread. If it browns nicely, the fat's hot enough. If it sits and just soaks up the fat, not hot enough, and if it burns.............

    Penny. x
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  • NHSslave_2
    NHSslave_2 Posts: 56 Forumite
    Evening all
    New to the site and posting so...

    Here is my list for this week, I shop on various days (depending on day off) so I am trying to plan meals for the month.

    Mon Stuffed peppers
    Tues Shepherds Pie
    Wed Chicken stir fry
    Thurs Lemon chicken, roasted peppers and pasta
    Fri Spag bol
    Sat Chicken curry, rice and naan bread
    Sun Roast beef, yorkshires, pots, carrots and broccoli

    Have a good week everyone
    Monthly Grocery Challenge-April
    Budget £250
    Spent
    week 1 £64.20
    week 2 £45.52
    week 3
    week 4
  • jjef
    jjef Posts: 1,750 Forumite
    Evening -
    I am finding that by making sure I post the weeks meals I am succeding(?) in sticking to it.

    This weeks meals -
    Sunday - Roast Beef -had
    Monday - Cold Beef & Salad - had
    Tuesday - HM Fish Pie - had
    Wed - HM Spag Bol - had
    Thurs - sausage casserole - out defrosting for tomorrow
    Fri - Port Chops (not yet decided what sauce)
    Sat - Fish & Chips

    So far so good this week
  • likabu_2
    likabu_2 Posts: 408 Forumite
    jjef wrote:
    Evening -
    I am finding that by making sure I post the weeks meals I am succeding(?) in sticking to it.

    That's what I hope will happen with me. I am notorious for writing out meal plans but 2 or 3 times a week with different dishes on all using the food that I have in for that particular week!

    Lisa
    Brassic!
  • likabu_2
    likabu_2 Posts: 408 Forumite
    craig777 wrote:
    WHAT!?! You give the leaves to your rabbit?

    Celery leaves are delicious, full of flavour - put them in with the rest of your salad.

    Do you know what - I hadn't even thought of that!! The rabbit is missing out on so much already. I cook and liquidise down broccoli stumpy bits etc now that the rabbit would previously have had to put in veg soups. That's one more thing poor old Jasper is going to be missing out on - perhaps a bit now and then! :D

    Lisa
    Brassic!
  • Hi ya Queenpig - this maybe a stupid question but what is toad and tadpoles?
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