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March 2019 Meal Plan!

Hey everyone!

If February was anything to go by, March is going to be a VERY busy month for us!
This month I am planning on quite a few freezer meals, simple Thermomix recipes and loads of veggie packed dinners.
Saving money is our goal this month, so I am starting March off with a freezer and pantry challenge.

I have looked through my pantry and both of my freezers, and here are the list of meals I can make with what I have already!

  • Chicken Pie (4 Ingredients One Pot One Bowl)
  • Pies and veggies (a staple in our house)
  • Savoury mince (another staple)
  • Noodle pancakes, fish fingers and veg
  • Golden Curry Sausages
Other meals we will be making this month include:
  • Spag Bol
  • Honey Soy Chicken drumsticks and veggies
  • Hot Dogs
  • Homemade Pizza
  • Scrambled Eggs with Fish and salad (weird combo I know but it's what works to get the kids eating)
  • Macaroni Bake with veg (4 Ingredients One Pot One Bowl)
  • Roast Beef Lasagna (4 Ingredients One Pot One Bowl)
  • Taco Bake (Large Family Table)
  • Chicken Teriyaki Fried Rice (The Road To Loving My Thermomix)
  • Meatloaf and Veg
  • Beef Stroganoff (Large Family Table)
  • Fish, Chips and Eggs
  • Chicken Tenders and Salad in Pita Pockets
Snacks for the month will include:

  • Pikelets
  • Yoghurt
  • Cheese and Bacon muffins
  • Banana Choc Chip muffins
  • Loads of fresh fruit
  • Cheese sticks
  • Savoury Muffins
  • Choc Slice (Coconut, Honey, Oats, Choc chips)
  • Banana Bread
I have changed up the way we meal plan, because of the fact that I am out of the house so much at this point. Having a list of meals ready, I am able to choose what I am able to make that day. For example, on a day Miss8 has gymnastics, I can make savoury mince during the day and have it cooking on low for a few hours while I am out of the house (there are still adults here, so don't worry!). Having a whole heap of snacks made and in the freezer helps with kids wondering what they can put in their lunch box.

Thanks for reading!

Jacqui xxx
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