NooraK
09-25-2009, 06:02 PM
Any opinions?
These days, everyone is trying to save money. One of the ways many people are adjusting their budgets is by eating out less, and having dinner at home. We've all heard about all the studies which repeatedly affirm that families who share dinner are closer and happier.
The toughest part is the actual making of the dinner. I recently sent out a survey to gather some opinions regarding dinner preparation, and the biggest frustration was the mess that is created - there are just too many dishes to clean up afterwards. Luckily, The Pampered Chef® has some wonderful "one dish" recipes, and in the recipes that require a bit more, the tools are often dishwasher safe, or are very easy to clean if they are not.
Another dilemma is what to make. If you work a full time job, unless you know what you'll be making by the time you get home (and the ingredients are ready to go), you'll either end up eating at 9 PM, or give up and resort to take out. I have decided that I am in the perfect position to help you! I have created a weekly meal plan on my website. I will be checking the sales at the local grocery stores each week, and give you recipe ideas based on what is on sale. I will give you the order that I plan to make them for my family (incorporating the previous day's leftovers if possible), but you can pick and choose whatever suits your needs.
Check it out now: My Personal Website
These days, everyone is trying to save money. One of the ways many people are adjusting their budgets is by eating out less, and having dinner at home. We've all heard about all the studies which repeatedly affirm that families who share dinner are closer and happier.
The toughest part is the actual making of the dinner. I recently sent out a survey to gather some opinions regarding dinner preparation, and the biggest frustration was the mess that is created - there are just too many dishes to clean up afterwards. Luckily, The Pampered Chef® has some wonderful "one dish" recipes, and in the recipes that require a bit more, the tools are often dishwasher safe, or are very easy to clean if they are not.
Another dilemma is what to make. If you work a full time job, unless you know what you'll be making by the time you get home (and the ingredients are ready to go), you'll either end up eating at 9 PM, or give up and resort to take out. I have decided that I am in the perfect position to help you! I have created a weekly meal plan on my website. I will be checking the sales at the local grocery stores each week, and give you recipe ideas based on what is on sale. I will give you the order that I plan to make them for my family (incorporating the previous day's leftovers if possible), but you can pick and choose whatever suits your needs.
Check it out now: My Personal Website