Lunches
- cheese rolls
- Philadelphia rolls
- salad
- fruit
- yoghurt
- cakes
- jacket potatoes
- home-made pizza and dough balls
- pork chops and noodles
- chicken curry
- mackerel and tomato pasta
- croissants ( i did buy these)
- toasted rolls
- cereal bars
This week resulted in most of the fridge being depleted. There are a some eggs, few carrots and a couple of parsnips still to use but apart from that everything was used. The eggs I will use tomorrow to make cakes for next weeks lunches, the carrots and parsnips for tomorrows roast.
I have been shopping today I bought some more fruit, yoghurt, fruit juice and cheese these are items we constantly use. Just buying these this week has meant that my shopping was less than £20.
I have some chicken bits in the fridge which I will use to make a roast dinner tomorrow and will go through the freezer menu planning for next week. I also need to look in the cupboard to see what I can incorporate from the tins etc to our meals as I am sure some of them have been lurking in the back a while.
How are you getting on with the challenge?
Incidentally I know June is the month for Mackeral fishing, one of our favourite fish- where can I learn how to fish myself??
It sounds like you did a great job of using it up! I took part in the challenge as well and also emptied our refrigerator. It was a great feeling ... nothing wasted and it nudged us to come up with some creative dishes. It's really amazing how much food we have on hand. I can look in the pantry and think that we don't have anything to prepare but this challenged showed me that we actually had a lot! Mackeral ... aren't they those big fish that put up a good fight ... the ones that sports fishermen go out on big boats to catch? I have a feeling that one would need more than a line & hook off the shore to catch these fish. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how much we hoard, am working my way through the freezer but think there is enough to keep me going in there til the end of the month.
DeleteIs that how you catch Makeral? I have no idea I either buy them in the supermarket or have them donated by various friends/family usually in return for veggies. I really should ask about how they get them LOL