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    Red face NEED KITCHEN ADVICE please..

    Well, with the new baby, dh being off work for the summer (he's a teacher) and anything else you could throw in the mix, we're a little off budget. Okay, way off and it looks like we're going to be FORCED into no spending days until the end of August.

    I'm ready for this challenge now, since I have no choice.


    Anyway, I'm putting out a call for cook from scratch recipes that basically require eggs, flour, milk and any of the cheap ingredients that one would have. We have quite a bit of spices, oils and baking powder, too.

    If you have any good recipes for biscuits, gravy, or anything filling, cheap and easy, I would love to read them and will appreciate it!

    Thanks so much!

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    Hi Wendy. Well I know something of what you are going through. Here is a good web site for some "from scratch" meals, that are the kind of meals a fmily will eat. Good luck!

    www.livingonadime.com

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    I second the vote for spam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typed Housewife's site... her recipes are easy and good.

    As for your eggs, flour, & other basics...
    Scrambled Eggs With Cheddar on Toast http://www.recipezaar.com/113480
    Cheddar Biscuits (uses Bisquick) http://www.recipezaar.com/9494
    Tia's Favorite Toast http://www.recipezaar.com/88010

    These casserole-type dishes are good, and you could add/subtract ingredients based on what you have in the pantry:
    Chicken Tetrazzini http://www.recipezaar.com/46337
    Tuna Casserole http://www.recipezaar.com/13630
    Baked Ham & Cheese Omlette Roll http://www.recipezaar.com/28648

    Two of my own cheap and easy recipes:
    My Potato Soup http://www.recipezaar.com/83666
    My Vegetable Soup (good way to use leftover bits of veggies) http://www.recipezaar.com/56765
    Last edited by AmyMCGS; 07-25-2006 at 10:50 AM.

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    Oh Wendy, I feel for you. It is such a long time to the Sept. paycheck. lol Dh is a teacher and I am a teacher's aide. So we know the whole Aug. thing.
    The sites the others have posted are great. I love the spam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typedspam! It is better fried than typed housewife.
    Look for the threads on frugal cooking here too. Good luck I know you can do it!

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    Thanks so much for everyone's help and encouragement.
    I love you guys!

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    I'm in a similar situation. Here's another link to more recipes:

    http://www.lainesletters.com/recipe.html

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