MealPlans WB 28th April 2007

Melissa177

This is the second week I've done this exercise - last week's success was varied, due to a few last minute changes of plan!

Here goes:

Monday Leftover beef stew with carrots, celery, new potatoes and broccoli

Tuesday Pasta and Chorizo and Broccoli with HM tomato sauce

Wednesday Late meeting - probably grab a bagel when I come in

Thursday Late meeting - probably eat something or other at some point

Friday I have a date! Dinner out somewhere nice (I hope).

Saturday Salmon & vegetables

Sunday Turkey Curry

comping_cat

Hello, im a bit late this week, but had a busy weekend (2 meals out!!!) so its put me all out of sink!! Well, this is this weeks plan -

Monday - Fish, potatoes and veg.

Tuesday - Roast pork.

Wednesday - Stew and dumplings.

Thursday - Sheperds pie or spag bol.

Friday - HM pizza.

Saturday - Pasta bake.

gilly1964

Here goes for the week ahead -

I am trying to switch lunch and dinner round to help with more sensible eating - lately we have not been having dinner till gone 9.


It's a bit of a mixture as DSS is at his Mum's till Thursday evening.

DSD eats either at work or whichever house she happens to land on, here, Mum's or one of her friends

Monday - Rubber Chicken and Asparagus and Potato Topped Pie, Carrots, Broccoli, Runner Beans followed by fresh fruit salad with natural yoghurt

Tuesday - Wholemeal pasta and tuna and egg salad, with olives for added ooomph followed by stewed apple and natural yoghurt

Wednesday - Spanish style rubber chicken, salad. Fruit

Thursday - Large Greek salad, followed by baked apple and natural yoghurt. HM fish and chips for DP and DSS with salad and coleslaw and apple crumble to follow.

Friday - off to Cheddar for the Bank Holiday so dinner in the motor home - probably chilli and rice with salad and fruit to snack on.

Saturday - BBQ or cook in the motor home, depending on weather. Probably choice of chicken kebabs, HM turkey burgers and steak. More fruit, HM flapjack and Cakes for DP and DSS.

Sunday - BBQ or cook in the motor home, depending on weather. Whatever is left of chicken kebabs, HM turkey burgers and steak. More fruit, HM flapjack and Cakes for DP and DSS.

Monday - Dinner out as travelling home.

Tuesday - See what DSD and friends have left in the freezer:rolleyes: Not much if last time we were away is anything to go by:rolleyes:


Breakfast will be porridge or cereal

Supper for me will be soup, usually HM. We have carrot and coriander, asparagus and garlic and potato and leek in the freezer.

For DP and DSS it will be stuffed pitta pockets, soup, wraps or something on toast.

Off now to do the ironing:mad:

All the best
Gilly

SAVINGMUM_2

Fri - Bacon, Brie & Cranberry Ciabatta with colslaw & pringles

Sat- BBQ (it was a disaster!)

Mon - Sweet & Sour Chicken & Rice

Tues - Sausage & Bubble & Squeak

Wed - Chicken & Bacon Pasta Bake with Garlic Bread

Thur - H/M Shepherds Pie & Veg

No puds as im supposed to be on WeightWachers!

Penelope_Penguin

Hello! Wrote mine last week, but forgot to post Here goes:

Saturday – DD’s Birthday party barbeque – sausages, HM kebabs and chicken sizzlers, chicken in HM plum sauce, HM burgers, salad, garlic bread; Chocolate birthday cake, profiterole tower, HM pineapple pavlova

Sunday – Texan hash, salad, leftover puds from Saturday

Monday – slowcoooker *sausage and beans*, mashed potato, carrots, peas

Tuesday – slowcooker pork curry, rice, salad

Wednesday – Gingham’s lentil lasagne

Thursday – smoked salmon tart, baked potato, salad

Friday – DH is taking us out :T :j

Next week DH is abroad on business, so we'll be having pot luck from the freezer, to free up some space.

Penny. x

Penelope_Penguin

happyathome_withmyboys wrote: »

a rhubarb square tray-bake thing from http://www.rhubarbinfo.com/recipe-bar.html#index_bar_2. Oh, and some lamby cut-out biscuits for mother & toddler group on Monday - or I might do butterfly cakes.

Hi, HAHWMB :beer: The rhubarb recipes look scrummy. We have lots of rhubarb in the garden, so would like to make this.

Can you translate the american cup measurements

Many thanks, Penny. x

happyathome_withmyboys

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

Hi, HAHWMB :beer: The rhubarb recipes look scrummy. We have lots of rhubarb in the garden, so would like to make this.

Can you translate the american cup measurements

Many thanks, Penny. x

Hi Penny - I'm afraid that I do use cups (you can buy them really cheaply now in pretty much any big supermarket) - but there are websites that give some kind of conversion: the only problem is that you are converting volume into weight. Anyway - here are a couple of the websites, but I will also weigh out my measured ingredients before I use them, and PM a translated recipe! I should be making these tomorrow - but it might be Wednesday: depends how organised I am!
http://www.gumbopages.com/metric.html
http://www.deliaonline.com/cookery-school/conversions/#American%20Cup%20Conversions

moodykerry

tracey04 wrote: »

isabelle304 - hope you dont mind me asking but how do you make Spicy Butterbeans with Sweet Potatoes
many thanks

I was gonna ask this, its sounds lovely, I love butterbeans and sweet pots!

Kerry

Sarahsaver

Monday we had lamb and puy lentil stew with pasta, then HM lemon cheesecake ice cream
Tuesday - Hungarian potato, boiled egg and salami bake (think dauphinois potatoes with a health warning, comfort food with knobs on!)
Wednesday - Aubergine bake (quite cheesy;))
Thursday - Bubble and squeak with eggs if hens keep laying
Friday - veggie tart (not a quiche cos hubby is a real man and they dont eat quiche LOL;))
Saturday Pizza hut because littlest DS is 6 :eek: (his choice...)
Sunday Roast chicken and a lentil loaf.
The menu is quite veggie because
1 - I lost my cashpoint card
2 - Mum is coming to stay and she is a veggie.
It may all go out of the window because I am planning to be out a couple of evenings, but that's what the troops will mostly be eating around here.

isabelle304

tracey04 wrote:

isabelle304 - hope you dont mind me asking but how do you make Spicy Butterbeans with Sweet Potatoes
many thanks

moodykerry wrote: »

I was gonna ask this, its sounds lovely, I love butterbeans and sweet pots!

Kerry

Tracey, Kerry - I can't post the recipes on the forum because of copyright issues but I've PM'd you.

Isabelle