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10-13-2006, 12:19 PM #1Registered User
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What's for dinner
Thought this might be a good post - give us all some ideas on your economical meals.
To-nights dinner here is potato soup (made from last nights left-over potatoes and just a couple of newly cooked ones.
Grilled ham and cheese sandwiches (made with free ham)
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10-13-2006, 12:35 PM #2Registered User
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We are having Chili and corn bread.
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I *think* we are going to have Mexican soup with grill cheese sandwhiches, not sure yet though
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Mac and cheese.... just DS and I tonite
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Tilapia. I buy it cheap frozen from Sam's. Leftover couscous. I saw that one of the grocery stores has yellow squash on sale, and I have a cookbook from the library with a recipe for squash casserole, so I'm going to make that for me. DH, who hates squash, will get broccoli, which I loathe. I found the broccoli on sale today, too.
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Burritos here! Homemade!
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Crockpot chicken fajitas, homemade guacomole' and whole wheat flour tortillas.
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We had sausage patties (marked down at the grocery,6 in a pkg. cooked 2 & froze the rest in 2 bags of 2)on buns, homemade coleslaw to go with. Dh had some sauteed peppers from the garden on his sandwich.
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