- Pizza
- Breakfast 4 dinner - bacon and cheese scones included
- Potato soup
- Sausage, potatoes and peppers
- Speghetti and meatballs, salad , rolls
- Homemade chicken nuggets and oven fries
- Shrimp stir fry, egg rolls
Notes
- Pizza is a staple here. Trying a new soft dough on the kitchen aid
- Breakfast 4 dinner is a good way to average costs. Eggs continue to be cheap. Doing a new recipe on the internet, from joy of baking.
- Potato soup is quick and can be made in the slow cooker.
- Sausage was pirchased for two dollars at QFC. Add potatoes and peppers either on the stove or in the oven.
- Speghetti and meatballs a child favorite. Easy! Sauce was 1.50 at QFC, and pasta was .75 stocked earlier, Meatballs are two dollars a pound at Winco. Leaves plenty for green beans with money to spare on a five dollar budget woth leftovers for lunch.
- Homemade chicken nuggets from Eighty seven cent a pound chicken dipped on melted butter and dredged on bread crumbs and parm cheese, Oven fries 🍟 tossed in olive oil and sprinkled with garlic pepper. Add fruit or salad - maybe coleslaw?
- Shrimp stir fry over rice or with ramen noodles. Vegetable egg rolls. Ramen noodles are my go to to round out a basket coupon, I want as close to the dollar amount of the coupon base so I get the most percentage discount. I round the .99 items to keep track, so I add one or two top ramen to make sure I go over the base. We don't use the packets in the ramen (ugh!) but I add the noodles to stir fry sometimes. This is always over the five dollars. Bit. other menus will bring the average down to well below five dollars a day. Averaging means that you don't have to feel deprived while on a right budget.
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