It also helps to choose recipes with some of the same ingredients. For example, I chose two recipes that use mozzarella so that I can save money by just buying one type of cheese.
Since there are just two of us, I usually make recipes that will have leftovers to take for lunch the next day! That way, we save a lot of cash on lunches because each meal I make really feeds us for two meals. Cheese is probably the most expensive ingredient I end up spending money on... but I just can't live without it!
Sunday
Zucchini Ricotta Gnocchi
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Monday
Sweet Potato and Kale Pizza
via One of my tried-and-true favorites. Sweet potatoes are cheap, my mom grows kale, and the pizza dough is so simple! What could be better? |
Tuesday
Tuna Patties
via I LOVE tuna and it is awesome because cans of tuna are just so cheap! |
Wednesday
Healthy Fettuccine Alfredo with Cauliflower Sauce and Peas
via I've never made this before but it looks so tasty! I'm eager to try the cauliflower sauce! |
Thursday
Breakfast Burritos
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My hubs is going to love these! We already have most of the ingredients so I really will just need to buy ham for this recipe.
Friday
BLT Chopped Salad
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Goat cheese is expensive, but it is just so good. When I splurge on it, I put it on pretty much every meal I make, so it will be well used. Avocados are typically on sale this time of year and we have a stash of bacon in the fridge already... Yum!
Saturday
Carne Asada Tacos
I don't have a recipe for this one but I like to throw peppers, onions and carne asada into the skillet with a little olive oil for a tasty taco filling. Sprinkle a little lettuce and leftover cheeses onto 'em and you have an easy little meal.
What's on your meal plan for this week?
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