Menu Plan Monday - Nigella Lawson



Since we are cooking recipes from Nigella Lawson, this month, for Cook Like a Star, I decided to get a head-start and make a few Nigella meals.  I won her book Nigella Kitchen, a little over a year ago, when the book first came out.  

 This is truly one of my favorite cookbooks.  Nigella packs it with, not only with delectable food, for us to make but also with tips galore and tidbits about the dish, background, family stories and lots of love.  I love to find a cozy spot and curl up with this book and just read pages and pages of scrumptiousness, that brings you close to Nigella.

 Sunday - Barbecue - burgers and franks with Orzo (brown rice) and spinach salad

 Monday - Wedding 

 Tuesday - Green Curry Chicken with Sweet Potato  - Donna Hay

 Wednesday - Curly Pasta with Feta, Spinach and Pine Nuts - Nigella

 Thursday - Pappardelle with Butternut and Goat Cheese - Nigella
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Friday - Taragon Chicken - Nigella

 I am thinking of making Nigella brownies for my grandchildren.
Modern Country Style: Nigella's Kitchen
Check out tons of other weekly plans at Menu Plan Monday.  Have a healthy week of eating. 

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