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Can you help me, help my daughter....

Pink. · 2005-09-27 00:43:57

.....to pass her GCSE Home Economics practical? She needs a menu. It has to be a three course meal that would be a nutritious for a mum-to-be. Obviously it needs to be high in protien, carbs, vitamins and minerals. My daughter's ideas: Starter: Minestrone soup a la Delia (personally I feel this is a bit heavy as a starter,…

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Lucie_2 Posts: 1,482 Forumite

27 September 2005 at 3:33PM

I think the fruit crumble idea for dessert is the best idea. These days you can get away with taking in ready stewed fruit & a pack of crumble topping! It doesn't need much attention, it can be bunged in the oven along side the fish pie & left to cook.

Folic acid/iron are both important for pregnant women, so serve the fish pie with some green leafy veg or spinach. The colour will make it look more attractive too.

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