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Meal Plan: Mustard & Marmalade Chicken

23 March 2009 2 Comments

Monday: Chicken Goujons & Chips

Tuesday: Out for Dinner


Wednesday: Potatoes, bacon, onions, corn on the cob

During the festive period Edinburgh hosts a winter wonderland, which among other things includes a german market. My husband works in the centre of town and come home with a recipe idea based on something they were selling at the german market. It’s a basic idea but tasted delicious, we ate al fresco in the first spring weather :)

I par-boiled new potatoes and left to dry, I then fried bacon until crispy then added plenty of onions, finally throw in the potatoes, a knob of butter and fry until golden, season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve with corn on the cob to cut through the richness, tasty and simple.

Thursday: Hot Dogs

Friday: Mustard & Marmalade Chicken, lemon couscous with red onion & pine nuts

This recipe comes half from a magazine and half from a restaurant dish I know. Simply mix some wholegrain mustard and marmalade, spread over chicken and grill. I cheat by using couscous already flavoured with lemon and coriander, to that add some toasted pine nuts and fried red onion.

Saturday: Out for Dinner

Sunday: Out for Dinner

More inspiration here…

2 Comments »

  • Helen said:

    Thanks for those ideas – always on look-out for new recipes. Might try the potatoes and the chicken. They don’t sound too complicated – even for me!

    Menu planning definitely the way to go – saves so much time and money.

  • Rona said:

    Your Potato recipe sounds delicious.
    These high winds are really kicking those of us wih allergies. Ugh!
    Well, while I’m waiting for the coffee to brew I thought I would stop by MPM blogs and see what’s being served.
    Your menu sounds delicious.

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