- Soup is a real staple here. We make our own soup which costs a fraction of the amount of preprepared soups. Our favourites are lentil, leek and potato, tomato and split pea and bacon. We serve soup with grated cheese and bread.
- Pitta bread with humus. This is quick and easy. Here we have small, value pittas which are ideal size for children.
- Baked beans or sardines on toast.
- Boiled egg or scrambled egg.
- Crumpets or English muffins with cheese.
- Tuna mayonnaise sandwiches. If the children have grown cress, we add this.
- Left overs.
We always serve these up with fruit.
What do you serve for lunch?
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Our lunches tend to be simple. Most days a wrap of some sort but once a week a hot meal, and once a week something brand new. Sometimes we'll just do crackers and cheese with fruit. :) Nothing fancy. Dinners are a bit harder to plan out...
ReplyDeleteWraps are something that we rarely do and a lunch that we should try more often.
DeleteMy first pick was always leftovers but since moving here we don't have as much leftovers. I cook smaller meals because refrigerator space is limited. I agree with soup. I used your lentil recipe, any other easy ones. Sardines are a favourite of my kids. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThat is interesting. I've always wondered when reading about bulk cooking as I would struggle to store the ingredients probably a function of smaller fridges.
DeleteOh, these are some good ideas! We do quesadillas and sandwiches also, along with plain popcorn and some fruit.
ReplyDeleteMy children love popcorn but I think the temptation to make it rather too sweet would be great!
DeleteSandwiches happen most days with some dinner leftovers in the mix. When winter hits, though, I like to have some soup at least a few times a week.
ReplyDeleteSoup just goes with winter. I need to look out some more recipes!
DeleteI like those ideas, Sarah! I forgot about split pea soup and I think I have some split peas in my pantry!
ReplyDeleteMy son has just discovered that he LOVES pita bread. I love it as well---it is great for hot sandwiches or cold ones!
Thank you for visiting. Split pea soup is yummy!
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