What's for dinner on this beautiful Good Friday?!

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What lovely weather! Such a nice change.

We're having burgers every which way - which means the girls will have a beef, bacon and bbq sauce burger which has absolutely no contact with anything that could be accused of being a vegetable.

DH and I will be having chicken satay burgers - yum!

Washed down with a nice NZ sav' blanc. . .

Deciding between copy chippy tea or KFC

Chinese Takeaway - it’s on it’s way.

Chinese, ribs in honey and beef and mushrooms in black bean sauce, yum. Now I'm having an easter egg for pudding

Made a creamy sauce with cashew nuts and artichoke hearts for spaghetti.

Salmon,jersey royals and mixed vegetables followed by sticky toffee pudding with custard

Pork shoulder and butternut squash casserole, mini new potatoes, courgettes. Then a lemon tart. Yummy!

Nothing for dinner cos went to a nice cafe for crab salad followed by cake and coffee at my friend's house.

Good Friday = Homemade fishcakes. Kids love them and it's such a faff to make so I don't do them often but always on Good Friday.

herby chicken chips and peas for OH steak chips and peas for me

What?? You can't eat meat on good Friday!!!

We had a walk along the coast for fish and chips.. nom nom

Fish, chips & mushy peas

Mystery tea, I cleaned up after a party for a cleaning client and she gave me some leftovers. Just eating now and it's very tasty whatever it is.

I have to say, I never knew that one shouldn't eat meat on Good Friday! Bloody heathen colonials that we are!

Fish and chips here too - just waiting in the queue which is down the street

Fish as it’s good Friday.

I've got the m and s gastropub steak and cheesy chips pie to try with a green salad !!

King prawn risotto - and very nice it was too.

Homemade beef kebab with garlic mayo, chilli sauce and herby chips. And a naan bread. And some salady bits. Courtesy of Gousto, I'm a dreadful cook but even I can't balls up their recipes

Veggie fried rice

Good Friday. Massive homemade fish pie with rosted broccoli and carrots on the side. Traditional and yum. The kids will love it.

Fillet steak with rocket and tomato salad and 2 blue cheese / prosciutto stuffed mushrooms. Lush and not remotely diet friendly.

Steak fajitas here - no tortilla wraps for me as I'm eating healthily so just the meat/peppers/onion for me. Followed by natural yoghurt. Not worried about not having treat type food over Easter, feel.like I've had 2 years of it with lockdowns and pregnancy!

So surprised at the amount of people eating meat on Good Friday!!

Spaghetti hoops and toast as we all have covid and no one really feels like eating.

I tried to do jacket potatoes in an airfryer. Im also trying to do two actual cooking from scratch meals a week as I never learned to cook and have raised the kids on a lot of pasta…made my own fajita seasoning the other day which was very exciting.