The next week is another busy one, with the end of term, Good Friday, a trip to Brixham and of course Easter Sunday! So meal planning has had to be as simple as possible this coming week. I have been scouring the t’internet for easy peasy recipes that are one pot or only take minimal effort. We have planned in a takeway for next Saturday so I don’t have to cook after we get back from Brixham, but I found a recipe I want to give a go at some

Cannot believe we are half way through March already. And just when I was getting used to it feeling like spring the threat of snow is back. Which I will be honest is quite a bit more than little crap! I am positive I have said it several times already, but I am ready for sunny, coat free days, sunnies, picnics and more flowers than you can shake a stick out. Anyway back to business and this weeks meal plan.

This last week have really enjoyed changing things up a bit

It is that time of the week again! Our meal plan was actually done last night as we are heading to Ikea tomorrow in the hope of finally organising the boys Lego collection! So the weekly shop was done solo today ready for next week’s dinners.

The next week is a busy one for us, with a bit of life coaching going on for me and Ells has piano. And to be honest I wanted a bit of a gentle week food wise, nothing too faffy or rich! So here is

This weekend was a bit of a bust as we had planned to head on over to Wales to see our yummiest of friends, however the snow and storm Emma put a stop to that! So we ended up bunkered in, and rearraged the living room instead. Obviously Phil loved doing that haha. And so to the coming weeks meal plan for you.

If you haven’t already noticed we try to keep things varied especially with the carbs. We have been guilty of getting in a bit of a rut as

Well after the first meal plan went out I had lovely feedback from some of you fabulous people. So I thought what theck, I do a meal plan regardless every single week and it doesn’t take too much to get it up on here to share with you. If it means one Mummy has one less thing to dothis weekend then I will be more than happy with that.

For those who signed up to my newsletter, you will have already had the meal plan and shopping list land in your

I have shared previously how we do our meal planning. To be honest this is one area we saved the most money over the course of a month. We set a budget of approximately £120 per week, which may seem a lot but trust me when it comes to being ‘free from’ it is not come cheap! We also make most of our meals from scratch, because my hubby is allergic to MSG. You would be amazed at how many foods contain it in some form or another.

Anyway, enough waffle,

The dreaded ‘what’s for dinner?’ being asked multiple times a day probably gets on my nerves more than the incessant ‘Mum’ing I get the rest of the time. The constant brain block of what to do for dinner, the shopping list, the endless boredom of the same few meals every week because when you do have a spare couple of seconds to actually think about the week ahead all you can think of is fish fingers and chips, beans on toast and spaghetti Bolognese. By this point all creativity has