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June 15, 2007 at 12:56 pm #252350
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Cheap quick meals my fav as mentioned is breakfast for dinner since
we are rushed in the morning and never have times for eggs and
bacon/etcGrillcheese and fries/salad
Grilled cheese and ham
tacos (you can make up taco meat ahead of time and freeze!soup and sand (grillcheese/tomatoe/eggsalad whatever)
rice with chicken breast cut up and add some sauce in the pan add a
salad -this is one of my fav’s. You use less chicken then if youserved a piece each!
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> From: mimom1989> To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 2:53 PM
> Subject: Budget101.com : Re: my budgeting is back to where istarted
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>> I have a fairly easy meal that isn’t very expensive and you can
easily
> make a large amount.> Over medium heat, saute onions and green peppers in butter (or
cooking
> oil) until onions are transparent. The amount you use of onionsand
> green peppers is your choice.
> Cube potatoes (again the amount is your choice. I usually maketwo
> skillets full). Place the potatoes in the pan with the onions and
green> peppers.
> Dice up a one pound package of polska kielbasa, polish sausage,
smoked> sausage or whatever meat you want to use and place it in pan.
> Cover, stirring occassionally until potatoes are tender.
>> Takes about 30 mins. from start to finish and fills you up!
> This is a very inexpensive meal especially when you get the
kielbasa on> sale buy one, get one free!
> Also I have a chicken and noodle skillet and a chicken and rice
recipe> if you’re interested. Just let me know.
> StephanieB
> Mother of 3 kids, a husband, a brother and a nephew! LOL (not to> mention the pets! lol)
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> — In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “mkroom4trble”
> wrote:
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> > I don’t know what i am doing wrong. I had spent all the moneys
i had
> > for food already. I have food but my meal planning seems to use
the
> lot
> > of it? How do you minimize the amount of the main dishes but
still
> have
> > a complete meal to feed six hungery people. Since my last
request we
> > had taken in my boysfriends son for two weeks so my food supply
is
> > less. Please help. This child will not eat bread products.
Thanks
> >
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