- Ham and pineapple pizza . Homemade pizza dough, pizza sauce, ham, red pepper, pineapple, cheese.
- Pizza crust: www.food.com/recipeprimt.do?rid=188519. Food.com no knead food processed thin crust pizza dough
- Layer 2 cubes frozen pizza sauce, thin layer of cheese, chopped red pepper from the tops of the pepper, 1/4-1/3 of the ham cubes and a slice of pinespple, cut into pieces. Pre bake the docked Dough for just enough time to partially brown the bottom crust, ( 6 minutes or so 450 degrees. -watch it. We put ours in a cookie sheet with sides. Then spread sauce over dough and add toppings, Return to oven and bake until the bottom is done and the cheese has melted.
Notes: pizza 🍕 sauce is a dollar at the DT. Put it in an ice cube tray and freeze. When it's frozen, place on a freezer bag and pit in the door of the freezer. Docking is poking the dough with a fork about every two inches or so . This keeps the dough from making bubbles on top of it. Excess pineapple can be on a pimeapple and cottage cheese salad. With pork chops, sweet and sour chicken or on a fruit salad. Cost 1.87
- Impossible pie. One of our families favorites. Egg, ham, cheese. Layered on a pie plate and add the impossible pie mixture . Recipe is on the back of the box or on line. Use another 1/3 of the bag . Add a salad. Eggs right now are really cheap. (.065 each ) 1.59
- Split pea soup : split peas were .71 last week. Add water and some chopped or shredded carrot , maybe some celery and the ham and cook until the peas are soft. Serve with cornbread or muffins- beer bread? Probably 2.50 total or less .
Three meals for an average of two dollars each for the entree
That makes it really easy to not break five dollars even if you make 2 entrees for teen eaters.
Betty Crocker has an on line cookbook. It's a great resource for recipes, ideas to use up something. And it's free. They a,so send you recipes and a calander each year for free if you ask for it,
That makes it really easy to not break five dollars even if you make 2 entrees for teen eaters.
Betty Crocker has an on line cookbook. It's a great resource for recipes, ideas to use up something. And it's free. They a,so send you recipes and a calander each year for free if you ask for it,
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