Back to work and starting off with a nightmare of a week that will undo all the good that a fortnight off has just done. Monday and Tuesday are parent/teacher evenings so I won't get home until anywhere between 8-9pm. Thursday is the school board meeting so will be another late one - probably home somewhere around 8.30pm. And Friday is St Martin so we'll be looking for St Martin and his donkey in the streets, getting our carved sugarbeet judged (and picking up the sweets and volaaren (donkey poo-shaped choc chip bread!) that everyone wins) then heading home somewhere around 7.30/8pm. I'm tired just thinking about it so this week will be a week of freezer diving and school dinners because I'll need more than a salad for lunch if that's the main meal of the day !
Saturday
lunch - Time for the traditional KFC/Burger King/McDonald's option
dinner - homemade soup (I'm thinking lentil and bacon) - and maybe homemade bread to go with it
Sunday
dinner - homemade soup (I'm thinking lentil and bacon) - and maybe homemade bread to go with it
Sunday
lunch - roast dinner, probably chicken
dinner - leftovers from lunch or fridge grazing
Monday
dinner - if I'm organised, there will be something waiting in the slow cooker - coq au vin maybe? I have various seasoning sachets that need using up
dinner - if I'm organised, there will be something waiting in the slow cooker - coq au vin maybe? I have various seasoning sachets that need using up
Tuesday
dinner - a carton of soup (and cheese & ham toasties for the kids)
dinner - a carton of soup (and cheese & ham toasties for the kids)
Wednesday
lunch - beefburgers, ratatouille and pasta
lunch - beefburgers, ratatouille and pasta
dinner - chicken curry & rice
Thursday
Thursday
dinner - another carton of soup
Friday
dinner - grilled salmon with leeks & mash
Friday
dinner - grilled salmon with leeks & mash
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Yum sounds good
ReplyDeleteEek! It does sound like a busy week! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteEverything sounds so good x
I need to invest in a blender to make homemade soup, our children love name cheese and beans toasties, we usually end up cooking separate meals for them when we have new potatoes, or curry and rice etc as they are so fussy xXx
ReplyDeleteJust a cheap stick blender does the job for soup :) I give the kids first refusal on what we're having if it's spicy or exotic but I have kid friendly options in the freezer just in case - they are getting braver though !
DeleteMmmm leeks and mash, what a perfect side dish. Everything sounds delicious. I have not had Coq au Vin in years, this needs to change! Thank you for sharing with #MealPlanningMonday x
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit retro but great for the colder weather !
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