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Meal Planning - someone think of a simple lunch for us to have...

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GeorginaA · 15/05/2005 13:45

So far for next week I have:

Onion Soup with french bread
Philadelphia & Cucumber sandwiches with toddler crisps and an apple
Baked potatoes with tuna & sweetcorn and salad stuff
Crackers, cheese, crisps & fruit
Scrambled eggs on toast
Chicken Couscous

Need a 7th lunch which is quick easy and still suitable/adjustable for a 1 year old...

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Yorkiegirl · 15/05/2005 13:47

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WideWebWitch · 15/05/2005 13:47

avocado and then fruit
Grated cheese, yoghurts
potato wedges
pasta with tomato, garlic and onion sauce
eggy bread
pitta and hummus (my dd is just about eating this)

GeorginaA · 15/05/2005 13:54

Also... I have a noodle recipe that has oyster sauce in it - is that okay to give to a 1 year old?

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Yorkiegirl · 15/05/2005 14:00

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Chandra · 15/05/2005 14:04

A small jacket potato with cheese and ham?

jampots · 15/05/2005 14:05

a fishcake with salad?

Chandra · 15/05/2005 14:07

Somenody posted here long time an easy and healthy recipe to do chicken fingers at home. I believe it was Cod (or was she the one that made them) I don't know I will see if I can find it.

Chandra · 15/05/2005 14:07

Somenody? somebody!

GeorginaA · 15/05/2005 14:30

Thank you

Lots of lovely ideas here - will save some for next week's plan too ;)

Yorkie: hadn't thought of the salt. I'll be sparing. Was thinking more of the seafood aspect... have no idea when you're able to introduce that?

Am I right in thinking that the only thing I really need to avoid after one is peanuts?

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Chandra · 15/05/2005 14:40

And any whole nut (until 5) if your child has have allergies like eczema or asthma in the past. (traces of nuts in products are OK). Out of that he can have mostly everything

Louise1980 · 15/05/2005 14:43

My 2yr old and I have just had new poatoes with cooked ham and bread and butter. I had some pasta salad with mine but ds had cheese. Hes really enjoyed it.

My kids also enjoy those dolmio stir in sauces. So quick and simple.

GeorginaA · 15/05/2005 16:40

Thanks Chandra - I've just been trawling through the food.gov.uk site and getting myself well confused - that's MUCH easier to remember!!

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GeorginaA · 15/05/2005 16:41

Yum Louise - I could just eat that myself actually, sod the kids

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Chandra · 15/05/2005 17:21

Ooops, I got distracted and forgot about it... let me see if I find the recipe, they were a legend in Mumsnet at the time...

Chandra · 15/05/2005 17:23

Here it is, it was actually Enid's:

...and here's ENID's famous recipe

Homemade Chicken Nuggets

750g minced chicken
175g breadcrumbs
175g grated cheddar
1 tbsp mayo to bind
1 clove garlic
salt and pepper
beaten egg and some fine toast breadcrumbs to coat the nuggets

Preheat oven to 180C. Mix all ingredients up to and including salt and pepper together. Form into walnut sized nuggets and roll them in beaten egg and then in toasted breadcrumbs. You can freeze them now if you want to.

Place on greased baking sheet and cook for about 20 minutes (45 if frozen). Voila!

They don't take long to make and once they are done you can freeze them. They are delicious too!

GeorginaA · 15/05/2005 17:49

Oooo fantastic - thank you will be trying them!

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