I'm a few days late this week as things are busy, busy, busy in my neck of the woods. I've been helping out with Paddy's school production, which opens tomorrow night and with the gym and acupuncture, I'm only just getting to sit down for a few minutes now! We have booked a trip to Melbourne in October, and to save money for it I have set myself a goal of not buying lunch for a single day this term. Usually I am pretty good but I can get a bit slack and it soon eats away at my money (no pun intended). I normally try to make sure I cook enough dinner for us to both have some for lunch the next day, and this works best if I dish it up when I serve dinner, so we aren't tempted by second helpings! However, on those days when there isn't enough I have a few go-to tricks to feed a hungry tummy. Watch this space for some cheap, quick and easy lunch ideas for thse busy working bodies out there. Anywho, here's dinner for this week:
Dinner
Sunday - dinner at the neighbours
Monday - lemon and caper chicken on brown rice with steamed broccoli
Tuesday - coconut cream mushroom cabonara with wholemeal penne
Wednesday - warm roast pumpkin, orzo and chorizo salad with a spicy dressing
Thursday - grilled halloumi on a lentil and greens salad with Asian dressing
Baking
- sourdough
- perfect recipe for self-saucing chocolate mug puddings (recipe coming!)
To Do
- soak brown rice
- make halloumi
- soak lentils
Oooh, that chicken recipe looks good! Can you share how you make halloumi please?! And CAN'T wait for your mug puddings! x
ReplyDeleteYes please, halloumi tutorial...when you're not so busy of course!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog Amy, I am looking forward to getting some dinner inspiration! Have you tried Annabel Langbein's busy-people's bread, think you would love it - see you on Sat :) Becs
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