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what's for dinner this week?
Monday- Biscuits and Gravy
Tuesday-Onion Pasta with Salad
Wednesday-Grilled cheese and Tomato Soup
Thursday- Casserole...not yet decided
Friday- Date Night!!
Saturday- Pizza Bites
Tuesday-Onion Pasta with Salad
Wednesday-Grilled cheese and Tomato Soup
Thursday- Casserole...not yet decided
Friday- Date Night!!
Saturday- Pizza Bites
Cheap
Aren't we all feeling a little poor right now?
Easy
Nothing that's going to take every ingredient in your pantry, try the patience you never had in the first place and take longer than any meal should. I refuse!
Freaking Delicious
Yeah!!
About me
I am the married mother of baby twins. My husband is a student and we are, well, poor.
I watch food network (well, I did when we had cable) and envy the people who can afford to buy fresh herbs and spices, salmon, and a number of things I can't pronounce. I look at blogs and websites and desire to make delicious food...but do not have desire to spend the money on 26 ingredients to get me there.
Over the past year I have learned how to take the meal I want and simplify the recipe to fit my budget. Someday I will have the funds to let my culinary intuition loose. But until then, enjoy my findings for dinner on a budget.
I watch food network (well, I did when we had cable) and envy the people who can afford to buy fresh herbs and spices, salmon, and a number of things I can't pronounce. I look at blogs and websites and desire to make delicious food...but do not have desire to spend the money on 26 ingredients to get me there.
Over the past year I have learned how to take the meal I want and simplify the recipe to fit my budget. Someday I will have the funds to let my culinary intuition loose. But until then, enjoy my findings for dinner on a budget.
Don't make fun of my pictures.
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