Recipes to survive on 40-50 dollars per month on food.
Justacoffeenut
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There is a topic californiansun started on how to survive on $40-50 per month on food. Lots of great idea's. Thought it would be nice if we could share some recipes for that as well. Help us all figure out how to use the stuff, maybe get new idea's.
Here is a link to original person's post lots of great ideas on there.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/556548-how-to-survive-on-40-50-dollars-per-month-on-food
I know I spend more then that each month on my family food bill. But if we can give each other idea's on how to maybe eat healthier with out spending alot, isn't that a good thing.
I really hope this thread stay's positive and is found helpful to some.
Here is a link to original person's post lots of great ideas on there.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/556548-how-to-survive-on-40-50-dollars-per-month-on-food
I know I spend more then that each month on my family food bill. But if we can give each other idea's on how to maybe eat healthier with out spending alot, isn't that a good thing.
I really hope this thread stay's positive and is found helpful to some.
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Man I spend that weekly on chicken breast alone! I'm going to follow this one, because I'm curious.0
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Is that $40 for one person?!0
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this makes about 14 - 2c servings. Love this with a large salad. Very filling. Here is the general stuff I put in it. You can adjust for yourself and what comes in your area or what you like. But general idea. I put can items listed cause you can always find them. I use fresh though when I can find it. Love fresh better. I also rinse all can beans I use when I use them. And replace their "juice" with plain water. This is just a base you can add lots of different veg and stuff. Some I know add pasta. But if you do don't add to the pan itself (turns to mush) add to the bowls and pour the soup over it. I have made with ground chicken as well and without any meat at all.
I use the EVOO just to brown the turkey in and saute the veg a bit beofre adding everything else. If any of you try it let me know what you think. This also freeze well. Just reheat in pan with water in it.
Caroline (Save A Lot) - Ground Turkey, 12 oz 6
Wylwood - Grade A Fancy Dark Red Kidney Beans, 1/2 Cup
Dakota's Pride (Aldi) - Great Northern Beans Canned, 1 cup (130g)
Mothers Maid - Kidney Beans - Light Red, 1/2 cup
Celery - Raw, 1 cup chopped
Garlic - Raw, 2 clove
Onions - Raw, 1 cup, chopped
Carrots - Raw, 1 cup, chopped
Campbell's V8 - Low Sodium Original Vegetable Juice, 11.5 oz
Happy Harvest - White Distilled Vinegar, 1 Tbsp
Oil - Olive, 1 tablespoon
Happy Harvest - Aldi's - Tomato Sauce, 2 cup
Spices - Oregano, dried, 1 tsp, leaves
Generic - Green Bell Pepper- Raw, 1 large bell pepper
Happy Harvest - Aldi(M) - Diced Tomatoes, 1 cup
Calories Carbs Fat Protein Sodium Chol
Total: 1657 177 66 96 4620 240
Per Serving: 118 13 5 7 330 170 -
Yeah, that can't be true for a family of 5, even with buying in bulk, sale ads or coupons!0
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