rennea
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rennea said:Well I went shopping today:thumbup:
I purchased food for 2 weeks:
14 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 14 dinners plus snacks and things for dessert
Total bill: $88.56 I ROCK!!!!!
Tonight we are having Sole with white beans.
Kitchen Diva said:I didn't get to make dinner last night- so tongith will be the ham and cheese omlete roll thingy with cheesy hashbrowns. It's rainy, dreary and cloudy today, so breakfast for supper is perfect! Or as Janet calls it brinner- I like brupper! LOL
Kitchen Diva said:I didn't get to make dinner last night- so tongith will be the ham and cheese omlete roll thingy with cheesy hashbrowns. It's rainy, dreary and cloudy today, so breakfast for supper is perfect! Or as Janet calls it brinner- I like brupper! LOL
janetupnorth said:OBVIOUSLY you've never seen Scrubs...there is a whole episode on Brinner...
Brupper kind of sounds like you're going to burb it back up...
ChefBeckyD said:But on the weekends, when we often combine lunch and dinner, we call it Lupper.
Tonight, we are having BLT's and Broccoli Salad....and I made a treat for the boys - jello made with ice cream instead of cold water or ice. Mmmmmmm!
You start the jello with the boiling water like normal, and then, instead of adding cold water or ice cubes to help set it, you add an equal measure of vanilla ice cream, and stir it until it all melts into the jello - and then put it in the fridge and let it set up.My grandma used to make this when I was little...it's sort of like comfort food for me, but I hardly ever make jello because of the artificial ingredients...but it's a yummy occasional treat - and my guys behaved themselves last night during my show - so I am giving them a treat!rennea said:I have never heard of this Becky This might seems like a stupid question but is the icecream melted?
rennea said:Well I went shopping today:thumbup:
I purchased food for 2 weeks:
14 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 14 dinners plus snacks and things for dessert
Total bill: $88.56 I ROCK!!!!!
Tonight we are having Sole with white beans.
chefmeg said:Any ideas on what I can do with leftover steak from the Memorial day cookout????
peichef said:we are having stir fry. Chicken, snow peas, broccoli, green onions, carrots, zucchini, onion, peppers.
janetupnorth said:Good job!!!! EXCELLENT shopping!
Last night we had burgers for DH and DD, hot dogs for DS and I had a Salmon Patty. Had to wake up DD for dinner, we took a long bike ride when we all got home and she walked in the door and crashed!
Tonight...well, I have a steak marinating for the last 24 hours. (We bought 1/2 a cow last fall so once in awhile get a treat...)
Ginger428 said:Hey Janet!! How did it walk.....
jrstephens said:Depends on which "half" they got, HA!
Kitchen Diva said:I didn't get to make dinner last night- so tongith will be the ham and cheese omlete roll thingy with cheesy hashbrowns. It's rainy, dreary and cloudy today, so breakfast for supper is perfect! Or as Janet calls it brinner- I like brupper! LOL
rennea said:Well I went shopping today:thumbup:
I purchased food for 2 weeks:
14 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 14 dinners plus snacks and things for dessert
Total bill: $88.56 I ROCK!!!!!
Tonight we are having Sole with white beans.
Some meal options using the ingredients you purchased could include breakfast burritos, chicken Caesar salad for lunch, and grilled pork chops with roasted vegetables for dinner. For snacks, you could make fruit and yogurt parfaits or homemade trail mix. For dessert, you could make chocolate chip cookies or a fruit crumble.
I planned out my meals and made a grocery list before going shopping. I also looked for sales and bought ingredients that could be used for multiple meals. I also avoided buying unnecessary items or expensive processed foods.
Sure! To make Sole with white beans, you will need:
Some other healthy and budget-friendly meal ideas include vegetable stir-fry, turkey meatballs with whole wheat pasta, black bean and sweet potato tacos, and lentil soup. You can also check out recipes online for inspiration and adapt them to fit your budget and dietary preferences.
I like to start by making a meal plan for the 2 weeks, taking into consideration what ingredients I have on hand and what is on sale at the grocery store. Then, I make a grocery list and purchase all the necessary ingredients. I also like to prep some ingredients ahead of time, such as chopping vegetables and marinating meats, to save time during the week. Finally, I portion out and freeze any meals that can be made ahead of time, like soups or casseroles.